Three teenagers with backpacks looking out over a mountain valley in golden morning light

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Learning experiences for teenagers.

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Two-hour group sessions Ages 10 to 18

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Biology

Foraging: Secrets of the British Wood

The British wood is stranger than it looks. Spend two hours learning to read it.

New dates comingSheffield
£40teen placeplus the adult place, from £20Tell me when it is back
Geography

Off-Grid: Surviving Without Anything

Your phone is dead. The light is going. What do you do first?

New dates comingLlyn Clywedog, near Llanidloes, Mid-Wales
£40teen placeplus the adult place, from £20Tell me when it is back
Aviation

Supersonic: Inside Concorde

Walk through the only passenger plane that ever flew at twice the speed of sound.

New dates comingManchester Airport
£50teen placeplus the adult place, from £25Tell me when it is back
  • Chosen with teenagersWe only add experiences teenagers actually find interesting.
  • Made for teenagersNot a general public session they happen to join.
  • Led by insidersPeople with real proximity to the place, craft, machine or story.
  • You come tooA responsible adult comes along at a reduced rate.

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Under the surface

What the experiences connect to

Foxchaser gives teenagers a way into real subjects, draws them in, and leaves them curious.

Biology

Wild food, fungi, safe water and the living systems of a real wood.

Engineering

Aircraft, shelters, structures and the question of how things actually work.

History

The first medicines, wild brewing and the stories a wood still carries.

Ecology

What depends on what: reading a wood as one connected, living thing.

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Why it sticks

A fact on a page is gone by morning. What you see, smell and feel for yourself stays for years.

From the first families

What parents say

  • The experience was fantastic and my son hasn’t stopped talking about it since! I think his favourite part was the cockpit.
    Steve, parent · Supersonic: Inside Concorde
  • My son’s favourite moment was being in the cockpit. His second favourite part was seeing the nose cone move. He remembered all the details of the crash and talked to me about it afterwards. I think it’s a great initiative and we’ll look for other events to do.
    Sarah-Jane, parent · Supersonic: Inside Concorde
  • My son loved sitting in the pilot’s seat and understanding how Concorde worked. Standing under the huge wingspan was the wow moment for us.
    Siri, parent · Supersonic: Inside Concorde

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Forensics

CSI: The Biology of the Crime Scene

The actual work behind every detective drama.

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Biology

Skin: What Is Actually Happening on Your Face

The biology behind every skincare routine.

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Astronomy

Deep Sky: Take a Picture of a Galaxy

Walk out with a photograph of a galaxy, taken by you.

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Chosen with teenagers · Led by insiders · Set in the real world

The real thing, made easier to step into.

Foxchaser starts with what teenagers might actually say yes to. Then we shape it around real places, insiders and the chance to get stuck in. The aim is not to tell them what they should be interested in. It is to give something a chance to catch.

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