Young People

Unleash your creativity and shape the future! 

Experiment with new technologies, develop skills as a leader or media-maker and enjoy being creative! Our free young people’s programme (mostly for ages 10-17) offers a range of after-school groups, creative courses, work experience, training opportunities and holiday activities. Check out this PDF of our 2026-27 activities or explore below then register your interest.

Ongoing Projects for Young People

October Half-Term: Radical Creators (Ages 14-17)

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After-School: PLUS+ Night (Ages 14-17)

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After-School: Creative Hub (Ages 10-13)

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After-School: Maker City (Ages 10-13)

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Work Experience 

Gain hands-on experience in design, architecture, social justice, engineering, sustainability and more with our industry partners. You’ll work on live briefs, building real-world creative skills.  

During the programme you will:

*We are champions of STEAM over STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths. We believe that the inclusion of Arts encourages a creative lens for solving challenges of our collective future.

We will prioritise young people who live or study in BS4, BS3 5, BS13 and BS14.

Applications are now CLOSED for 2026 Work Experience.

Do you have any questions or concerns? Send us an email school@kwmc.org.uk.

A group of young people working on laptops while a facilitator watches

Education Programme for Schools, ALPs, and Home Ed 

We offer FREE in-school sessions, trips to our Neighbuorhood Makerspace, assemblies and careers fairs. Find out more about each offer by clicking the link below or email school@kwmc.org.uk.

Partnerships

If you are a youth worker, support worker, or work with young people and want to get in touch to find out about possible partnerships or collaborations, please contact youngpeople@kwmc.org.uk.

Youth CoLab (2025). Image Credit: Scott Piggott
SoundWave (2025). Image Credit: Ibi Feher.
Maker City x Pell Ensemble (2023). Image Credit: Ibi Feher
Work Experience (2024). Image Credit: Ibi Feher.