KS3
90 mins
This session extends knowledge of flow diagram software and puts them into a real-world context with a visit to the Air Traffic Control Tower. Students program runway approach lights on a physical model.

KS2-4 and Post-16
60 mins
Technology shapes warfare and warfare shapes technology. This workshop examines some of the technological developments which have taken place in the past century in relation to aircraft, land vehicles, materials and household objects.

KS2 (Yrs 4-6), KS3 (Yr 7)
90 mins
Investigate the forces of gravity, push and pull, lift and drag, up-thrust, reaction, buoyancy, and friction with purpose-built demonstration equipment in a fun workshop. Then see a range of aircraft and vehicles around IWM Duxford.

KS3
90 mins
Take a look behind the scenes and talk to an engineer about specific aircraft restoration projects. Then be inspired by engineering applications as you walk around the museum.

KS3-4
60 mins
The session covers the main forces governing flight and the form and function of an aircraft. The session can be modified to fit the requirements of students, including those studying physics.

KS3
90 mins
Students design and build models based on the ‘Hobart Funnies’ – vehicles adapted to facilitate the Normandy Landings. At their disposal is Kre8, a highly adaptable construction system to make working-scale models.

KS2 (Yrs 5-6), KS3 (Yr 7)
90 mins
Students start with a museum trail looking at the structures of the hangars and housing of exhibits. Students are then faced with a design and build challenge: making a model hangar to house model aircraft.