Grab this initiative with both hands…
… and invite your school, centre or association to get involved!
Join the initiative to support hands-on learning in classrooms or learning environments to promote active engagement, meaningful connection and deeper understanding of the lessons. Like you, we want to see students and children enjoy an enriched learning experience that enhances their wellbeing as well as their learning potential.
For brands and associations: Become a partner
Join the initiative as a partner. Share the initiative’s goals and build communication to show how your organisation is taking steps to support hands-on learning. Your partnership shows that you see and celebrate a more well-rounded approach to student engagement and connection.
For schools, centres and individuals: Become a supporter
Join the initiative as a hands-on learning supporter. Share the initiative with your community. Your support of this initiative lets students, teachers, educators, parents and your community see that you are proactively supporting a broader approach to teaching.
For questions on becoming a partner or supporter, reach out to us.
How your school or centre can get involved
Creating a supportive environment
Promote active learning: Encourage teachers to design lessons that allow students to explore, experiment and discover solutions.
Incorporate purposeful technology: Integrate interactive online tools, educational apps and simulations to enhance engagement and provide virtual hands-on experiences
Value teacher feedback: Create channels for teachers to share their experiences, challenges and successes with hands-on learning to improve practices.
Make it fun: Incorporate games, challenges and creative activities to make learning engaging and enjoyable for students.
Providing resources and materials
Equip classrooms: Ensure teachers have access to necessary supplies for hands-on activities, such as science equipment, art supplies, building materials or digital tools like VR/AR resources.
Create makerspaces: Designate spaces where students can engage in hands-on projects, experiment with different materials and develop problem-solving skills.
Curriculum support: Resources and lesson plans that incorporate hands-on learning activities, such as project-based learning guides or activity kits.
Professional development
Workshops and training: Workshops where teachers can learn new hands-on teaching strategies and explore innovative technologies.
Events: Speaker sessions, workshops & events where teachers can observe, discuss and discover hands-on activities and resources.