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Operation Spitfire 4 Schools offers excellent value for money for you to approach the teaching and learning of STEM in a vibrant, immersive, exciting and creative way!

WHAT'S INCLUDED

  • Educational Visit to The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery (PMAG): Students will enjoy a guided tour of the Spitfire Gallery and take part in a hands-on workshop (Value: £11 per student).
  • Exclusive Spitfire Cockpit Simulator Experience: Every student gets a thrilling flight in the Spitfire cockpit simulator (Value: £6 per student).
  • STEM Kit for Your Classroom: A set of materials for you to keep and use in STEM lessons (Value: approx. £100 per class).
  • Museum Loan Kit: Access to additional STEM materials on loan for three weeks (Value: approx. £120).
  • Expert-Led Learning: A visit from the Curriculum Development Officer to introduce the project through an engaging assembly or class talk.
  • Meet a Spitfire Expert: Your class will have the opportunity to learn from a special visitor, which may include an RAF engineer, a Spitfire pilot, a fighter pilot, or a relative of Reginald Mitchell.
  • Curriculum-Linked Resources: Access to a comprehensive suite of History, Science, and Art & Design resources, developed in collaboration with an independent STEM academic.
  • Exciting Competition: Students can participate in a year-end competition at PMAG, with prizes including an exclusive behind-the-scenes visit to RAF Cosford.
Book now and bring the Spitfire legacy into your classroom!

COST

£17 per student.

Minimum group size: 30 students

If you are a special school please contact us regarding minimum group size.

Funding Support: Schools can subsidise the cost per student through parental contributions, Pupil Premium funding, or external grants.

12 months access to the Operation Spitfire 4 Schools website.

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SECONDARY PACKAGE

This programme offers an engaging and hands-on approach to STEM learning, making history and science come alive for your students. Book your place now and bring the Spitfire legacy into your classroom!

WHAT'S INCLUDED

  • Educational Visit to The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery (PMAG): A guided tour of the Spitfire Gallery, plus a hands-on workshop (Value: £11 per student).
  • Exclusive Spitfire Cockpit Simulator Experience: An immersive flight for each student in the Spitfire cockpit simulator (Value: £6 per student).
  • Extended Museum Loan Kit: Access to a more extensive set of STEM materials on loan for six weeks (Value: approx. £600).
  • Expert-Led Learning: A visit from the Curriculum Development Officer to introduce the project through an engaging assembly or class talk.
  • Meet a Spitfire Expert: Your students will have the chance to learn from a specialist, such as an RAF engineer, a Spitfire pilot, a fighter pilot, or a relative of Reginald Mitchell.
  • Curriculum-Linked Resources: Gain access to expertly curated History, Science, and Art & Design resources, assessed by an independent STEM academic.
  • Exciting Competition: Students can take part in a competition at PMAG towards the end of the year, with prizes including an exclusive behind-the-scenes visit to RAF Cosford.

Book now and bring the Spitfire legacy into your classroom!

COST

£19 per student

Minimum group size: 25 students

If you are a special school please contact us regarding minimum group size.

Funding Support: Schools can reduce the cost per student through parental contributions, Pupil Premium funding, or external grants.

12 months access to the Operation Spitfire 4 Schools website.

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“We’ve found the Operation Spitfire curriculum to be a truly outstanding learning experience. It’s engaging from start to finish, combining history, science, and engineering in a way that captures students’ imaginations. The activities are hands-on and thought-provoking, encouraging curiosity, teamwork, and problem-solving."
St Margaret Ward Catholic Academy
"Pupils don’t just learn facts, they step into the shoes of engineers, pilots, and historians, making the learning deeply meaningful and memorable. Most importantly, it’s a lot of fun. It is the kind of curriculum that leaves a lasting impact and gets everyone excited about learning!”
St Margaret Ward Catholic Academy
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"I used to think I hate science but now I think I love science because you can learn so much from it."
Primary Student Mill Hill Academy
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"It was good for our knowledge because as we grow up it might inspire us to be an engineer."
Primary StudentMill Hill Academy
Primary Student
"I used to hate science. I really enjoyed this and hope lessons in science will be more like this."
Secondary studentHaywood Academy
Secondary student
"I think I’m more interested as I can link what we study with real life - like forces on a pilot."
Secondary studentTrentham Academy
Secondary student
"When we get a chance to do our own thing - that’s fun."
Secondary studentHaywood Academy
Secondary student
"My mum texted my teacher and said I have learnt so much from my daughter you should do it again."
Primary StudentMill Hill Academy
Primary Student
"More people should get to go visit the museum. It was so much fun."
Secondary studentTrentham Academy
Secondary student
"The museum trip and visitors to the school ‘ignited’ their pupils - helping to bring the content they had covered in class to life."
Primary teacherMill Hill Academy
Primary teacher
"This project really ignited a spark in their interest in STEM."
Primary teacherMill Hill Academy
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"I have two kids now who say they want to be pilots."
primary teacherSmallthorne Academy
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"They did such a great job. These are school refusers standing up in front of strangers."
Secondary teacherHaywood Academy
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"It opened their awareness of particular career paths that were available to them."
Secondary teacherTrentham Academy
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"Emma was asking them at the museum ‘was it just men’ and they said ‘no’ and told her all the different women and people from different backgrounds who helped."
Secondary teacherHaywood Academy
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