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Education &ScienceOutreach

We help you communicate complex ideas and connect with your community: learning materials and programs for classrooms and the public.

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Why contact us

You’ll want us if…

Our team takes complex concepts, untangles the key messages and helps you tell your story in an accessible, engaging way — with over a decade of experience building custom communication tools.

Who we do this for
  • Schools and educators
  • Childcare and early learning providers
  • First Nations education programs
  • Research programs
  • Community organizations
  • Your research should reach students through the school system.
  • Teachers need to feel confident with the content before they teach it.
  • A community wants a resource of its own: a poster, an activity sheet, a guide.
  • You want a program that runs over several sessions, with video if needed.
Four products

From one sheet to a full program

Start with what your audience needs this year. Each step builds on the one before.

  1. Step 1

    Custom Educational Resources

    Custom learning materials: posters, activity sheets, guides.

    Choose it whenYou need a standalone resource, not a full curriculum.

    Purpose and format
    Purpose
    Translate research into materials usable in an educational setting.
    Typical format
    A single printable or digital document on a specific theme.
  2. Step 2

    Lesson Plans

    Structured, ready-to-teach lesson plans built around specific learning objectives.

    Choose it whenYou want to reach students through the school system.

    Purpose and format
    Purpose
    Give teachers a turnkey tool for bringing science into the classroom.
    Typical format
    A structured document with objectives, required materials and an activity sequence, often aligned to a curriculum.
    Lesson planExample coming soon
  3. Step 3

    Teacher Resources

    Supporting materials — background, glossaries, complementary activities — for teachers and educators.

    Choose it whenAlongside lesson plans being rolled out.

    Purpose and format
    Purpose
    Build teacher confidence in the content.
    Typical format
    A reference guide or companion sheet that accompanies a lesson plan.
    Elementary teacher guideExample coming soon
  4. Step 4

    Program Development

    A complete educational program or curriculum sequence, which can include video content.

    Choose it whenYou want an ongoing, multi-session program rather than one-off resources.

    Purpose and format
    Purpose
    Deliver a sustained educational experience.
    Typical format
    A series of sessions or modules, with written resources and accompanying videos.
    Work-experience programExample coming soon

Want your science in a classroom?

Tell us who you want to reach, and how old they are.