Check out our projects, worksheets and certificates to see if Design Club is right for you.
Contact a school to get things lined up for the start of a term. Ask if you can speak to the person responsible for after school clubs.
Speak with your contact at the school to find a suitable day and classroom to run your club each week. Agree a start date.
If you don't have a DBS certificate already, check if your school or workplace can arrange a DBS check. Email us if you need help.
Request to join our Slack if you'd like help from Design Club HQ and our friendly mentor community.
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Once you know where you're running your club, fill out the form or pop us an email. We'll get back to you within 48 hours.
We recommend you contact a school you have a relationship with. Local to home or work is good, too.
It depends on the age of the group and your experience. Generally, we recommend 8-12 children.
You need a teacher or teaching assistant to be present. Mainly to help with classroom management.
Projects for kids to work through. And one mobile phone or tablet for every 2 or 3 children, with Marvel App installed.
Roughly two hours a week for 10 weeks. That's an hour to run the club and an hour of prep.
Ideally you'll have some experience of working with design thinking methods and/ or working with children.
We provide email templates and a short slide deck you can either send via email or present in person to staff.
We have a poster and flyer the school can print out. Some schools run club fairs or you can give a talk at assembly.