Home Education STEM Programme
Join a Royal Marines Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) task group! Designed specifically for home-educated learners, this hands-on STEM series challenges young people to tackle real-world disaster relief scenarios through engineering, robotics, pneumatics, and creative problem-solving.
✨Key Information ✨
⏰Times: Morning: 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM (Ages 7–11) | Afternoon: 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM (Ages 12+)
🪑Capacity: 15 children per session
👤Audience: Home education families and young learners
Supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund
Hands-on, focused STEM engineering challenges split by age group.
📞Mission 1: Restore Communications — 11 November 2026 | Royal Marine Experience (Mezzanine)
Use electronics, coding, and engineering to rebuild vital communication networks following a disaster.
💧Mission 2: Deliver Clean Water — 12 January 2027 | Victory Gallery (Learning Centre)
Design, build, and test hydraulic or pump-powered systems to restore safe drinking water to disaster zones.
🏗️Mission 3: Clear the Route — 18 March 2027 | Royal Marine Experience (Mezzanine)
Build pneumatic cranes and winches using mechanical engineering to lift heavy debris and clear blocked evacuation routes.
🧰Mission 4: Reach the Isolated Community — 27 May 2027 | Royal Marine Experience (Mezzanine)
Build and programme autonomous robotic vehicles with sensors to navigate rough terrain and deliver supplies.
📋Mission Debrief: What Skills Will Future Royal Marines Need? — 13 July 2027 | Royal Marine Experience (Mezzanine)
Join STEM specialists and Royal Navy personnel to explore how AI, robotics, data, and leadership shape modern humanitarian response.
