A free storytelling session exploring the extraordinary history of the Royal Institute of British Architects for Key Stage One pupils.
This free storytelling session is aimed at introducing reception, year one and two pupils to what architecture is, what the Royal Institute of British Architects is and the extraordinary history of the organisation and its remarkable home, 66 Portland Place in London.
We are currently revising dates for 2024, please check back soon.
Discover our brand-new film for Key Stage 3 and 4 students to explore climate change and the built environment. Featuring exemplary designs and architecture professionals, this film provides inspiration as to how we can tackle the climate crisis through design and innovation, so that together we can build a better, more sustainable future for us all.
Find out more about how to use our Building the Future film in your classroom.
The Royal Institute of British Architects National Schools Programme aims to help children explore and understand the built environment: its impact on people and communities; how it is shaped and developed; and why good design is important. It empowers children to develop their thoughts on architecture and make their voice heard in the debate.
Our nationwide Architecture Ambassador partnerships bring schools and architecture professionals together for in-depth, curriculum-linked projects in school
Download lessons that use architecture to bring subjects across the curriculum to life
Interactive workshops exploring architecture and our exhibitions in the RIBA’s iconic home, 66 Portland Place
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RIBA is a charity and relies on funding to run its National Schools Programme. Funding from trusts, foundations and donors enables our workshops to be free for schools.
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