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.