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Creativity doesn’t need to be an “extra”. When structured carefully, it strengthens what schools are already doing

What if creative genius doesn’t start with brilliance… but with foundations?

What if creativity isn’t a personality trait… but a structure?

What if growing up doesn’t mean growing out of imagination?

Why does one room feel magical… and another slightly unsettling? It’s not luck. It’s light.

Schools are stretched with limited resources, tough targets to meet. Creativity doesn't need to be another 'must do'. We believe creativity can dove-tails in to the curriculum without additional resources or prep time, to add that spark to learning, and bring a fresh wave of curiosity and enthusiasm to the classroom.

This July, the historic Royal Institution became a laboratory where science and architecture fused - with two days of hands-on, minds-on design workshops with Architecture Kids.

Looking for something fun and creative for your kids this summer? Try these 5 no-prep design challenges to spark their creative thinking...

This summer, design something brilliant: Creative architecture workshops for curious minds aged 1 to 18 at the Royal Institution, London.

This activity is one of our all-time favourites for exploring both geometry and structure—say hello to the Haribo-Hedron Challenge!

Creativity is vital in schools because it encourages original problem-solving, independent thinking, and individual adaptability. We all have the ability to be creative - like it or not, it’s a skill we were naturally born with. Once upon a time each of us was a Creative Genius! The good news is that creativity and creative thinking can be re-learned as taught skills which we believe are essential for every young person today,

The Paper Bridge Challenge explores the power of paper engineering in a way that’s hands-on, imaginative, and educational.