UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK - funded by all four governments of the UK - is a once-in-a-lifetime celebration of creativity, taking place across England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and online from March to October 2022. Completely free to all users, the UNBOXED Learning Programme has something for every young person and educator across the length and breadth of the UK. The UNBOXED Learning Programme is perfect for inspiring educators across the UK, demonstrating collaborative creativity in action and allowing them to fully engage with the UNBOXED projects. This document provides you with content to share with your audience on how to bring creativity and STEAM to life in the classroom. This includes copy that is suitable for a variety of communications channels, such as web copy, newsletters, Twitter and Facebook content, alongside eye-catching social cards designed for you to share. Finally, this document includes a press release, for you to use when adding to your relevant website to coincide with the launch on 1 March 2022 and throughout the rest of the year.

SEE MONSTER, which was developed as part of the UNBOXED festival, has designed an education and learning programme that allows schools of all stages to be part of the big questions – what do we do with the structures we inherit? How do they play a part in our lives? What actions can they inspire? And what effect does the British weather have on our Isles? Pupils watch a demonstration on creating a rain gauge and then use it to record rainfall amounts. This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s SEE MONSTER project.

SEE MONSTER, which was developed as part of the UNBOXED festival, has designed an education and learning programme that allows schools of all stages to be part of the big questions – what do we do with the structures we inherit? How do they play a part in our lives? What actions can they inspire? And what effect does the British weather have on our Isles? To create a re-use/re-design pitch to allow students to consider regenerating an object or place in their local area. This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s SEE MONSTER project.

SEE MONSTER, which was developed as part of the UNBOXED festival, has designed an education and learning programme that allows schools of all stages to be part of the big questions – what do we do with the structures we inherit? How do they play a part in our lives? What actions can they inspire? And what effect does the British weather have on our Isles? Create a simple model of a cloud using a plastic bottle. Depending on age this experiment can either be carried out by pairs of students, or can be demonstrated by a teacher. This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s SEE MONSTER project.

SEE MONSTER, which was developed as part of the UNBOXED festival, has designed an education and learning programme that allows schools of all stages to be part of the big questions – what do we do with the structures we inherit? How do they play a part in our lives? What actions can they inspire? And what effect does the British weather have on our Isles? Create a simple model of a cloud using a plastic bottle. This experiment can be demonstrated by a teacher. This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s SEE MONSTER project.

SEE MONSTER, which was developed as part of the UNBOXED festival, has designed an education and learning programme that allows schools of all stages to be part of the big questions – what do we do with the structures we inherit? How do they play a part in our lives? What actions can they inspire? And what effect does the British weather have on our Isles? Pupils watch a demonstration on creating a rain gauge and then use it to record rainfall amounts. This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s SEE MONSTER project.

SEE MONSTER, which was developed as part of the UNBOXED festival, has designed an education and learning programme that allows schools of all stages to be part of the big questions – what do we do with the structures we inherit? How do they play a part in our lives? What actions can they inspire? And what effect does the British weather have on our Isles? Create and re-imagine your journey through the SEE MONSTER and compose a short piece of music using technology or a graphic score, based on combining the unique SEE MONSTER soundscapes encountered. This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s SEE MONSTER project.

SEE MONSTER, which was developed as part of the UNBOXED festival, has designed an education and learning programme that allows schools of all stages to be part of the big questions – what do we do with the structures we inherit? How do they play a part in our lives? What actions can they inspire? And what effect does the British weather have on our Isles? Create and re-imagine your journey through the SEE MONSTER and compose a short piece of music or a graphic score, based on combining the unique SEE MONSTER soundscapes encountered. This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s SEE MONSTER project.

SEE MONSTER, which was developed as part of the UNBOXED festival, has designed an education and learning programme that allows schools of all stages to be part of the big questions – what do we do with the structures we inherit? How do they play a part in our lives? What actions can they inspire? And what effect does the British weather have on our Isles? Pupils are introduced to different cloud types before playing the ‘cloud quiz’ game. This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s SEE MONSTER project.

SEE MONSTER, which was developed as part of the UNBOXED festival, has designed an education and learning programme that allows schools of all stages to be part of the big questions – what do we do with the structures we inherit? How do they play a part in our lives? What actions can they inspire? And what effect does the British weather have on our Isles? Students are introduced to different cloud types before playing the ‘cloud quiz’ game. This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s SEE MONSTER project.

This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s PoliNations project. Three flexible lessons. Learn about seed dispersal, journeys along the silk road and the UK’s multicultural landscape with our Education Pack activities. These free resources can be used in classrooms, home schools or just for fun, with a host of interactive activities aimed at ages 7 to 11. You can download your pack for free below. Available in Welsh. Dysgwch am wasgaru hadau, teithiau ar hyd y ffordd sidan a thirwedd amlddiwylliannol y Deyrnas Unedig gyda gweithgareddau ein Pecyn Addysg. Mae’r adnoddau hyn am ddim ac modd eu defnyddio yn y dosbarth, ysgol gartref neu am hwyl. Mae’r pecyn yn cynnwys llwyth o weithgareddau rhyngweithiol ar gyfer plant 7 i 11 oed. Gallwch lwytho eich pecyn i lawr am ddim isod.

This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s SEE MONSTER project. Schools across the UK took part in the All Aboard SEE MONSTER assembly. Use this 12-minute video to enable your pupils to virtually climb aboard the offshore platform that’s been transformed into an art installation – a world first. Learn about reuse, the water cycle and the great British weather from the scientists and artists that created SEE MONSTER. Take inspiration and come up with your own ideas to change the world. Follow up the assembly with classroom activities, including the listening comprehension sheet. Use the Build a SEE MONSTER pack, to construct your class’s own Monster from recycled materials. Unleash your pupils’ creativity by decorating it. https://vimeo.com/759202183/8213919599

This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s Green Space Dark Skies project. If you’re wondering how to start a conversation about the landscape with your group or class and don’t know where to start, or you’re looking for some inspiration, we’ve put together some free, downloadable resources for you use. We explore subjects from dark skies to geology, accessibility to carbon footprint calculating, wellbeing and mindfulness to diversity in the outdoors; and you can take inspiration from poets, dancers, musicians and artists too. Resource 1: Wellbeing and Mindfulness Resource 2: Poetry and Art Resource 3: Dance and Movement Resource 4: Music Resource 5: Welsh Landscape and Geology Resource 6: Carbon Footprint Calculating Resource 7: Accessibility Resource 8: Diversity in the Outdoors Resource 9: Bringing Green Spaces Home Resource 10: Outdoor Time and your Weekly Routine Resource 11: Dark Skies

This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s Green Space Dark Skies project. A moment of stillness, feeling the earth beneath your feet and the wind on your face, exploring outdoor sensations and textures, going on a sensory journey and making a green space story. Our Green Space Stories activities encourage children to connect with and reflect on their relationship to nature wherever they are living. Inspiring curiosity, learning about the places that they live and visit, themselves and each other. Each activity aims to build confidence, self-expression and collaborative learning skills. The activity pack is designed for teachers, parents, carers and group leaders to use with children and has a range of activities aimed at children aged 7-11 years, though they can be enjoyed and adapted for all ages. The pack also contains Printable Explorer Activity sheets, for children to record experiences outdoors and create stories and artworks of their own.

This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s GALWAD project. The Past: Before we can look forward, it’s important we look back and understand what brought us here. What advances have been made over the last thirty years in technology, communication and society? And why is it important to imagine the future? Hear about the amazing work done by the Centre of Alternative Technology in Machynlleth, and exercise your brain and your body with some History Yoga! There is also the recording of a live Q&A with Orri Páll Jóhannsson, a member of parliament in Iceland, one of the greenest countries in Europe. And then, a surprise visitor…from the future…? Rewriting the future - using news broadcasts and story creation to visualise the 2052 we would like to create. Circular economy - explore a circular life cycle from nature and compare it with the life cycle of man-made products. Resources available in Welsh.

This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s GALWAD project. People: For us to have a better future, we all need to live and work together in harmony, with shared values that make the world a better place. What should those values be? Hear about the inspiring work EYST (Ethnic Minority & Youth Support Team) does today to bring disparate and displaced communities together, and think about how we might talk and dress in 2052. Could we really make clothes from oranges? Efa tells us about the communities and clothes she saw in the future, while live speaker Kaite O’Reilly answers questions about storytelling and how it can bring people together. Future Fashion - explore the impact of fashion in today’s world and become future sustainable clothing designers. Communicating Without Words - an outdoor activity to explore how we communicate taking inspiration from nature. Radical Inclusion - this activity looks at what makes us who we are and encourages us to look beyond what is visible on the outside. Resources available in Welsh.

This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s GALWAD project. Planet: It’s not enough to look after ourselves and our communities - our planet needs us. A news report from the future warns of very high temperatures, and Efa tells us about how flooding affected places she visited in future Wales. Big changes like reforestation could make a huge difference, as we learn from the excellent Size of Wales, and an interactive game will prove that ordinary things like mushrooms and seaweed can also have an extraordinary impact. There is the recording of a live Q&A with wildlife photographer Ben Porter, who shares his passion for conserving the plants and animals around us. Story Gardens - an activity to design an upcycled, small scale, sustainable food growing space that also tells a story. Future Fungi - find out how important fungi could be for our future, with an activity to learn about how fungi communicate across large distances. Future Innovators - using inspiration from young people globally, this activity challenges students to become the problem solvers and inventors of the future. Resources available in Welsh.

This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s GALWAD project. Place: Where we live is just as important as how we live, and imagining those places means we can build them. Efa tells us about the transport she saw in the future, and you can choose which ones have the wow factor in a fun interactive game - are hydrogen cars better than teleportation? There’s also a chance to think about what you’d like to see if you opened your front door in 2052, and hear what others had to say. There is also a Q&A with Hester Turner, a therapist living in an eco-village - some might say she’s already living in the future! Creating Your Community - an activity to design your 2052 community, bringing in elements to make it as inclusive and sustainable as possible. Could We Live Without Money? - learn about our planet’s limited resources and try to create a party only using the skills and resources in your village. VR Holidays - could Virtual Reality be the best way to see Planet Earth without costing the earth? Resources available in Welsh.

This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s GALWAD project. The Future: Now that we’ve imagined what a brighter Wales could look like, we need to work out how to make that vision a reality. Hear about the small steps Efa and other people will take to improve the world and come up with your own! Perhaps you’ll start growing your own vegetables, or maybe you’ll only wear used clothes from now on. All of the world’s biggest changes started with positive solutions to a problem, as we learn in the Q&A with solutions journalist Shirish Kulkarni. After all: if we can’t imagine a positive future, how will we build it? A Future Movement - using creative movements and dance to help shape the future we would like to live in. Taking Action - get inspiration from schools across Wales for how to turn your ideas into action and start a movement for change in your school and community. Resources available in Welsh.

SEE MONSTER, which was developed as part of the UNBOXED festival, has designed an education and learning programme that allows schools of all stages to be part of the big questions – what do we do with the structures we inherit? How do they play a part in our lives? What actions can they inspire? And what effect does the British weather have on our Isles? Learn how weather patterns are predicted and the weather forecast is developed by scientists and meteorologists. Pupils use the BBC weather website to create and present a weather forecast. Pupils learn how weather trends and long-term forecasts are created. This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s SEE MONSTER project.

SEE MONSTER, which was developed as part of the UNBOXED festival, has designed an education and learning programme that allows schools of all stages to be part of the big questions – what do we do with the structures we inherit? How do they play a part in our lives? What actions can they inspire? And what effect does the British weather have on our Isles? Learn how weather patterns are predicted and the weather forecast is developed by scientists and meteorologists. Pupils use the BBC weather website to create and present a weather forecast. Pupils learn how weather trends and long-term forecasts are created. This resource was created as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, a celebration of creativity that took place in 2022 across the four nations of the UK. Ten projects brought together science, technology, engineering, the arts and maths, to create unforgettable experiences in person and online for an audience of 18 million. This resource has been created as part of UNBOXED’s SEE MONSTER project.