A pack of 52 Cards that represent some real women in engineering working in the South West of the UK today
Short films and resources for learning using the tides to explore history, science the arts and the future.
Trinity Anglican Methodist School, Portishead find out that their classroom volunteer used to have an amazing job at the Port
Children at Fairlawn Primary build Boats - serious fun
A report on an event from Butleigh Primary School for their local magazine
Bristol Primary School Children build boats to race in the Bristol Harbour Festival at the end of the school year
Ways to improve classroom design using stakeholders as designers as well as teacher's and TA's ingenuity
Hundreds of children across Bristol used MV Balmoral as a floating classroom during National Science Week 2016 to learn about hydraulics, pneumatics and pulley systems.
Airshows staged by Year 5 for all the other pupils followed by an after school airshow for Parents
Blaise Primary a partner school in the Bristol Loves Tides programme goes out on the tides in the Severn Estuary
700 children and 65 volunteers from business build 115 model boats and race them in the Bristol Harbour Festival
Pulling together people, places and skills to explore Bristol's maritime heritage and young people's future.
Volunteers from Rolls-Royce helped a primary school in Bristol stage an Aviation Day
Cotham Co-operative Academy, Holiday Club working with Royal West-of-England Academy. Young People aged 8 to 17 on a two day workshop to explore portraiture with puppetry.
Family events and making activities on 27th and 28th July as part of Bristol's Harbour Festival - based on Bristol's engineering heritage..... make something that sails or flies
Building relationships with the Lifting and Access industry sector at their largest trade fair in the UK and Ireland.
A practical crane design and building project for 8-11 or 11 to 14 year olds. Science and Engineering principles, industrial heritage, identity and future aspirations.