STEM club at Woodthorne Primary School
Woodthorne Road South, Tettenhall WV6 8XL
Your child's safety
- DBS-checked
- Paediatric first aid trained
- Safeguarding-trained team
- Designed by qualified teachers
- Part of Hyett Education
Every session is run by DBS-checked specialists with first aid and full public liability cover. Read our safeguarding promise
Four zones, every session
Every session mixes four hands-on zones, from LEGO robotics and coding to marble runs and den building, with kit that rotates each week so no two clubs are the same.
Zone 1 · Create on iPads
Coding with Scratch, Scratch Jr and Tynker, digital art and animation, music-making in GarageBand, plus physics, maths and problem-solving games.
Zone 2 · Robots and circuits
LEGO WeDo robots, Snap Circuits, mouse-bots and coding caterpillars, stop-motion animation and Makey Makey inventions.
Zone 3 · Big builds
Interlocking marble runs and gravity mazes, magnetic shapes and tubes, Kapla blocks, Minecraft magnetic cubes and den building.
Zone 4 · Engineering and puzzles
LEGO Prime, K'Nex, Engino and Gravitrax builds, balancing challenges, tangrams, dominoes and wooden maths puzzles.
About this club
OFSTED REGISTERED CLUB - PARENTS CAN USE TAX-FREE CHILDCARE! BRAND-NEW, EXCITING STEM RESOURCES! Our sessions focus predominantly on Science, Technology & Computing, Engineering, and Maths (STEM) through hands-on, interest-led activities like coding and robotics, to digital art and animation. We adapt our Tech Tigers STEM programme to suit the children’s learning styles, offering a balance of guided support from our fun, friendly instructors and the freedom to explore and be creative. Tech Tigers is designed to be a fun educational experience where children will learn through play and exploration. Activities to spark curiosity for all children: LEGO Robotics and Programming Challenges Hands-on Coding Challenges Digital Art and Music Creation Stop-Motion Animation Projects Practical Construction and Engineering Challenges Engaging Maths Puzzles and Games Electrical Circuit Challenges