Learning Resources
Below you can find useful resources which can help support science and STEM learning whilst schools are closed. These resources may be of use to students, parents and teachers.
Primary & Early Years
The Institute of Physics offers simple, fun activities using household items, guided by their charming cat and mouse duo, Marvin and Milo.
Explore ‘Do Try This At Home’ , where the Institute of Physics shares family-friendly experiments perfect for at-home learning.
The Royal Institution’s ExpeRimental webpage features a wide range of engaging resources tailored for children aged 4-11.
Secondary School
Check out our YouTube video on the Mystery Tube activity, complete with a helpful worksheet.
Explore science with SEPnet Outreach Officer Martin Archer's YouTube channel, where you can discover the science behind Star Wars and more.
Queen Mary University of London offers a Physics Research in Schools Programme for Year 10+ students, with all resources available online.
The Open University provides free online courses in Physics and Astronomy, perfect for older students.
SEPnet’s Stargazing short course is great for ages 14+ with no prior experience needed.
GCSE Physics Online offer tailored resources for secondary students.
Similarly A-Level Physics Online offer online resources.
Discover physics demos and stories on Dr. CST Charming Quarks’ YouTube channel.
Family Friendly
The BBC stargazing live activity pack has some great activities to try. Plus if you have a garden don’t forget to get outside and do some stargazing!
STEM Learning’s website features a wide range of at-home activities, organised by age group.
The IOP provides excellent resources on the moon, including a downloadable activity booklet.
Virgin Media has curated a list of top educational TV shows.
Raleigh Realty offers a guide to backyard astronomy, perfect for families.
Resources for Parents and Teachers
Queen Mary University of London offers a range of Physics teacher resources, including research articles and physics games.
Our Connect Physics workshops, designed for Year 8 but adaptable for Year 7 and up, are available on our website. Register to access these engaging activities.
Isaac Physics supports teachers with targeted resources available here.
STEM Learning’s updates page offers various strategies to enhance learning here.
