Transport your children to ancient times, comparing changes in all aspects of life. Walking in the footsteps of the gladiators in the Colosseum, how would it have felt to be stood right where the action happened? And just how did the events of Ancient Rome affect our lives today? Experiencing history in such an immersive way helps us relate feelings and emotions more than any screen or book ever could.

Have a look around one of our bespoke art galleries, then actually step inside the walls of a painting, lighting up your student’s imaginations, helping them develop a wide range of art & design techniques in using colour, pattern, texture, line, shape, form, and space. Observing, discussing and developing an understanding of a painter’s techniques in a very up close and personal way.

Many creators are using 360 video to create a very different view of Key concepts such as freedom, justice, equality, human dignity, non-discrimination, democracy, sustainability, poverty, universality, rights, responsibilities, interdependence, solidarity, and peace. Here is an amazing example of the kind of content available on YouTube to facilitate this aspect of teaching within an immersive classroom.

The overarching aim for English in the national curriculum is to promote high standards of language and literacy by equipping pupils with a strong command of the spoken and written word and to develop their love of literature through widespread reading for enjoyment. So what better way to drive this excitement and enthusiasm than visually stimulating the class with imagery and experiences related to the book or poem.

Launch your own mission to space, where first hand you can experience the relationships between the planets relative to the sun, or explain the wonders of the universe from planet earth by placing your class under the aurora borealis in Alaska, excite their passion for science by showing the beauty of such natural phenomenon in breathtaking 360 immersion.

Gather your expedition party, bring a few snacks, sit around the room, and let’s begin our journey to the pyramids of Egypt. Ancient Egypt is a great topic to explore with young children because it captures their imaginations. A virtual trip to the pyramids in full 360 immersion reveals never seen before mysteries and is a fantastic way to open young minds to the idea that history can be fun.

We join the Time Master narrated by Hollywood superstar Andy Serkis, a Victorian gent with his very own time tent who whisks us off on a 13.8 billion year journey. With expert input from leading scientists, cosmologists, astrophysicists, astrochemists, planetary scientists and astrobiologists we present humanity’s current understanding of where everything, including us, came from.

Be it Christmas, Easter or Halloween, the Immersive Space is a multi-functional classroom space where the imagination can run wild, make a Santa’s grotto, or a scary Halloween haunted house. Content is available to support multiple seasonal learning scenarios or for just good old fun experiences for your school.

We fall into the trap of thinking learning is best done inside the classroom at a desk. But by breaking up the monotony of the day, and getting the students into the immersive classroom for some fun and play will have a positive impact on their classroom work later in the day. Why not take them to the fair or even on a rollercoaster ride together.

Teleport to the Natural History Museum in London and encounter the prehistoric ‘sea dragon’ Rhomaleosaurus, as it comes back to life before your eyes. Watch as this marine reptile roams the gallery over 180 million years after it died. See its muscles, movement, and skin texture, and learn all about how it lived all inside our immersive room.