
The Forum, Millennium Plain, Norwich, NR2 1TF
| Tue 26 May |
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From squishy cloud dough creations to Lego and Duplo building challenges, and fun sequencing games, every activity sparks curiosity, creativity, and teamwork. Kids can get messy (there will be washing facilities!) build big, and experiment freely, discovering how STEAM ideas come to life in the real world.
With fully drop-in sessions, families can join whenever it suits them — no pressure, just plenty of opportunities to explore, create, and have fun together. Our facilitators guide the activities in a way that’s approachable, playful, and hands-on, helping children of all ages unlock new ways of thinking while having a blast.
Little ones can enjoy sensory fun and simple building, while older children can tackle sequencing challenges, pattern games, and collaborative construction projects. Every task encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, and imagination, all while celebrating the joy of experimentation rather than “getting it right.”
Join us for a playful journey where screens take a back seat, and imagination, problem-solving, and laughter lead the way.
Activities are designed for children aged 2–10, but anyone curious about STEAM and play is welcome. Parents and caregivers can kick back and watch the action, or dive in and play alongside their little ones.
Free, drop-in
The Sunflower Snug Marquee, outside The Forum
Hannah Hagon is an award-winning educator, author, and director of STEAM Arena CIC, dedicated to promoting screen-free play and early STEAM learning. She is the founder of Unplugged Tots®, an initiative introducing young children to coding, computational thinking, and STEAM through playful, screen-free activities. Hannah has delivered workshops at schools, museums, and festivals across the UK, and her book, Unplugged Tots, published by Raspberry Pi, is used internationally by parents and educators. Recognised for her impact in STEAM education, she was featured in Enginuity’s “365 Faces of STEM” campaign, awarded Highly Commended for Education Excellence at the Milton Keynes STEM Awards, and shortlisted for the National Centre for Family Learning STEM Awards. Through Unplugged Tots®, Hannah combines her expertise in early years education with a mission to inspire children to explore, experiment, and learn through play.
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