SED Hub • Global science education
Science programmes, experiences and opportunities
Explore school enrichment, science clubs, professional development, expert engagement, emerging technology, research collaboration and inspiring scientific questions. Each programme or opportunity can be discussed with our team.
Train the Teacher
Professional learning for primary and secondary educators, science coordinators, and enrichment leaders. Explore inquiry-based teaching, classroom experimentation, assessment for learning, inclusion, safe practical work, STEM integration and confident science communication.
Request a school-based training day, staff workshop series or online CPD programme. Sessions can be adapted to curriculum requirements, year groups and staff experience.
Enquire about this programme →Tailor-Made Courses and Workshops
Commission a workshop designed around your school, organisation, age group or research interest. Options include robotics, AI literacy, sustainability, space science, electronics, biotechnology and scientific reasoning.
Discuss learning objectives, participant ages, delivery mode, timetable, accessibility and any requested outcomes; SED Hub will scope a proposal.
Enquire about this programme →Summer and Winter Science Clubs
Seasonal programmes combine scientific investigations, themed missions, engineering challenges, interactive discussions and age-appropriate exploration. Suitable for schools, families and community partners.
Enquire about holiday dates, online delivery, group arrangements or host partnerships; availability is confirmed individually.
Enquire about this programme →Showcase Our Courses
Browse options spanning life sciences, chemistry, physics, Earth and space, computational science, robotics, AI, engineering and interdisciplinary STEM. Learning pathways may include short workshops, recurring clubs and structured programmes.
Explore the course catalogue and request advice about level, duration, prerequisites and suitability.
Browse courses →Should Governments Introduce a Robot Tax?
Automation can increase productivity while changing employment patterns. Should governments levy a tax on some uses of robots to support retraining and public services—or could that discourage innovation?
Consider who would pay, how a robot is defined, what evidence is needed and how revenue could be used.
Should Neural Lace Development Be Banned?
Brain–computer interfaces may support communication and rehabilitation but raise serious questions about safety, privacy, autonomy, equity and informed consent. Should development be prohibited, heavily regulated or allowed under safeguards?
Discuss clinical benefit, long-term effects, data ownership, accessibility and independent oversight.
SED Hub Science Facts
A continuing collection of engaging, evidence-led science facts and short explainers designed to spark questions rather than memorisation. Each feature connects a surprising observation with the scientific principle behind it.
Example: the same material can act differently at different scales; scientists test a claim through controlled observation, reproducibility and measurement.
Enquire about this programme →Science Education Think Tank
Bring educators, scientists, schools and policy stakeholders together to examine science literacy, STEM access, teacher support, educational technology and evidence-based curriculum design.
Invite contributions to consultation papers, research discussions, roundtables and pilot projects. Participation and formal outputs are arranged by agreement.
Enquire about this programme →School Science Events
Plan science days, assemblies, STEM weeks, exhibitions, project showcases, researcher talks and interactive activity stations for different school levels.
Programmes can connect to learning objectives and accommodate venue rules, safeguarding procedures and the school timetable.
Enquire about this programme →Robotics and Science Workshops Across Europe
SED Hub welcomes enquiries for science and robotics workshops in Malta, Gozo and other European locations. Themes range from introductory coding and practical engineering to interdisciplinary science discovery.
In-person delivery depends on local arrangements, educator availability, venue suitability and agreed travel or delivery costs. Online options are also available.
Enquire about this programme →Science Items and Monthly Discovery Box
Explore potential science activity packs and monthly discovery boxes featuring thematic experiments, investigation prompts and explanations for home or classroom use.
Register an expression of interest for product updates; contents, pricing, stock and delivery regions will be confirmed before orders are accepted.
Enquire about this programme →Outreach Events and Workshops
We work with schools, community groups, libraries, museums, festivals and organisations to make science engaging and accessible through talks, pop-up workshops, demonstrations and public-engagement activities.
Request a tailored outreach proposal with your audience, location, desired themes and event duration.
Enquire about this programme →Online Science Club
Participate in guided scientific discussion, interactive challenges, investigations, digital demonstrations and question-led explorations from home or school.
Ask about suitable age groups, planned schedules, participation arrangements and technical requirements.
Enquire about this programme →List of SED Hub Courses
Search our evolving course catalogue by discipline, interests and learning goals. Programmes may be delivered online, in person or through school collaborations, depending on the course.
View existing courses and use an enquiry to confirm availability and the appropriate learning pathway.
Explore the catalogue →Join Us as a Scientist
Researchers and practicing scientists can contribute talks, online question-and-answer sessions, masterclasses, career stories, outreach activities and collaborative educational content.
Contact SED Hub with your field, professional background, availability, preferred contribution and any institutional approval requirements.
Scientist opportunities →Erasmus+ Project Collaboration
SED Hub is open to discussions with eligible European organisations on science education, teacher development, digital learning, sustainability, STEM inclusion and collaborative educational initiatives.
Prospective partners can share project themes, calls, work packages, consortium needs and proposed roles. Funding or project acceptance is not guaranteed.
Enquire about this programme →Christmas Science Course
A science-themed holiday experience exploring light, colour, ice, materials, engineering design and winter environmental science through accessible learning activities.
Register interest in future Christmas workshops, online sessions or school-based events; dates and programme details are confirmed when available.
Enquire about this programme →Can Climate Change Be Reversed?
Climate outcomes depend on greenhouse-gas emissions, carbon removal, ecosystem recovery and the timescales of Earth systems. Can warming be reversed, only slowed, or partly mitigated over time?
Consider the differences between reducing emissions, lowering atmospheric concentrations, restoring ecosystems and undoing climate impacts.
Book a Scientist
Invite a scientist or science communicator to address a class, lead a live online Q&A, introduce their research or contribute to an event.
Tell us your preferred discipline, audience, dates, location or online preference and session goals. Scientist availability must be confirmed.
Enquire about this programme →Blockchain, Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
Explore foundational concepts and practical applications across blockchain systems, automation, robotics, machine learning and responsible AI. Topics include data, algorithms, real-world uses and ethical trade-offs.
Request a student workshop, educator CPD session or organisational briefing tailored to experience level.
Enquire about this programme →Ask a Scientist
Students and educators can submit curiosity-driven questions about the natural world, research careers, experiments, scientific evidence and emerging technologies.
Send your question and relevant age group. Responses depend on available educators or participating scientists, and may be answered as part of a future learning activity.
Enquire about this programme →After-School Science Club
Structured after-school science programmes promote curiosity, observation, experimentation, engineering thinking and confident scientific communication. The Chiswick FutureLab includes five distinct weekly programmes.
Explore existing FutureLab programmes or enquire about delivering an after-school club through your school or organisation.
Explore FutureLab →Science Projects, Workshops & Campaigns (2026–2027)
Explore a further 29 themed sub-projects, including five-month Science Labs, maths investigations, robotics, lunar missions, CSI science, scientific storytelling and seasonal Easter, Halloween and Christmas events.
Our proposed November 2026–December 2027 calendar includes interactive workshops, school partnerships, outreach events and potential science showcases.
Explore all projects and events →