Key Stage 2
Hands-on design workshops - primary
Give your students the designer experience; being set a design task in the form of a brief, researching by interacting with design products from the Design Museum’s learning collection and working in teams to find a design solution.
For key stage 2.
The Design Museum educator leading your session will guide students through discovering key features of design products and the stories behind their creation. The one hour session will usher the pupils through the design process using a Designerly learning approach to generate ideas and create a product that responds to the challenge set to them. For key stage 2.
Workshops available
Come and find out about the world of unconventional design that often hides the true meaning of the object function.
Bring your students to a session that looks at why the chair is the ultimate challenge for many designers and why the user ultimate has the last say on whether a chair becomes a design classic or a forgotten relic.
Hands-on design workshops run Monday – Thursday during term time only 10:30, 11:45 and 13:30 (1 hour)
Please arrive at least 15 minutes in advance of your session.
Cost: £75 per session (up to 30 students)
Accompanying staff free at all school events. Advance booking essential. Booking school workshops at least 12 weeks in advance is recommended.
Hands-on design workshops include access to the common room lunch area and an allotted timeslot entry for the Designer Maker User permanent collection.
Please see below for your itinerary. This is based on the workshop session times available to book. This information will also be included in your booking confirmation.
10:30 session
10.30-11.30 workshop + 11.30-12.00 lunch room + 12.00-13.00 Designer Maker User gallery
OR
11.45 session
10.45-11.45 Designer Maker User gallery + 11.45-12.45 workshop + 12.45-13.15pm lunch room
OR
13.30 session
12.00-12.30 lunch room + 12.30-13.30 Designer Maker User gallery + 13.30-14.30 workshop
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