
We start with the feature film “Invented by Livia”, about 13-year-old Livia, who makes a special bike for her disabled brother. Once you are in the mood to build something yourselves, you get stuck in! You choose 2 (or 3) of the following workshops:
In small groups you build Livia’s special bike and test it on a course.
Or you discover how a sensor can make the bike signal its direction with lights, and you solder one yourself. Of course you can take your sensor home with you.
Or choose the design workshop. A few pupils are given a disability (there are several) and a task they must be able to carry out. In small groups, pupils then design and build an aid for the ‘disabled’ classmate in their group, and together they present their solution to the whole group.
At school: you can explore the topic further with a special lesson plan by designing your own products for people with a disability.
Core objectives: 29, 30, 31, 33, (55). New core objectives: 29 B,C.
Duration: 3 hours
Suitable for: secondary school pupils
Number: Maximum of 60 pupils at a time
Costs:
On request, the programme can also be run at an external location (for example at school) at an extra cost. Get in touch for more information.