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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.

One powerful way to spark curiosity and encourage students to engage with creative subjects is through hands-on architectural workshops.

This is the heart of what architectural design workshops aim to achieve - turning passive learners into active thinkers.

Architecture is a powerful medium for creative self-expression, critical thinking, and making meaningful connections across the curriculum.

Finding the perfect Christmas gift for a budding Architect might seem like a challenge, but look no further! From drawing to...

Creative thinking is important for everyday lives, our self confidence, and our future. Good news is it's a learnt skill.