Fixing Our Broken Planet Workshop

Ignite your students’ passion for a healthier planet in our new cross-curricular careers workshop.

The Fixing Our Broken Planet Workshop, linked to our new gallery. focuses students’ attention on how we can fix our planet, inspiring them with real scientific research and challenging them to advocate for their favourite solutions  

With access to our cutting-edge science, your class will gather evidence to construct, persuade and advocate for their chosen research. Watch as they take on different careers to see how different fields come together to ensure our planet thrives.   

We’ve designed this workshop in collaboration with other teachers to do more than teach. It will help build students’ skillset for the future - critical thinking, presenting confidently, effective teamwork, the art of persuasion, using logic, emotion and credibility to build their case.  

So, bring your class to our riveting new workshop, and let your students glimpse into the environmental science sector inspiring not only green action, but direction for their future careers.

Workshop links to curriculum topics

Geography 

• Curriculum focus : Climate processes, sustainable development 
• Workshop connection : Analyse green solutions in human–environment interaction

Science 

• Curriculum focus : Climate change science, evidence, mitigation strategies 
• Workshop connection : Evidence-based argumentation 

Citizenship 

• Curriculum focus : Active citizenship, soft skills development, careers   
• Workshop connection: Role-play, debates, showcase green career pathways 

Career guidance

This workshop achieves two of the Gatsby Benchmarks for good career guidance:

• Learning from career and labour market information
• Linking curriculum learning to careers 

Workshop suitability and capacity

This workshop is suitable for KS3 and KS4 (ages 11-16).

The maximum capacity per workshop is 35 pupils. Bookings must be for a minimum of 15 pupils.

Workshop dates and times

The workshop runs at 10.30am and 12.30pm on selected weekdays. The duration is 1 hour 30 minutes.

All shows must be prebooked by phone. To explore individual timeslots for days, please view the availability calendar linked below.

Please note any session must be booked at least three weeks in advance.