The aim of the Primary STEM Tour is to design an itinerary packed with experiential, engaging and active learning experiences and provide a safe, professional environment for learning to take place. Students will develop their curiosity and play the role of an investigator using real forensic techniques and participate in coding and robotics workshops to design, engineer and build their own Lego EV3 robot. Surrounded by 2 million years of human history at the British Museum, students will develop their mathematical thinking before exploring over 100 exciting displays of aircraft from around the world at the Royal Airforce Museum. Students will visit the magnificent engine rooms of Tower Bridge and learn how the bridge works while enjoying the views over the River Thames, and discover amazing inventions and inspiring stories at the Science Museum. Finally, students will learn about the Industrial Revolution, the wonders of DNA, witness Florence Nightingale's diagrams and see the computer on which Tim Bernes-Lee invented the world wide web.