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Key Stage 3 Curriculum
Preparing tomorrow’s industry leaders starts today with our Key Stage 3 programme, designed for the 21st-century workforce.
Fully mapped to the KS3 Design & Technology, Computing and Science National Curriculum standards, oracy framework and Gatsby benchmarks, We Build It Better equips students with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in modern industries.
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Primary Curriculum
From tools to technology, this innovative education programme launches career technology to primary classrooms suitable for Key Stages 1 and 2.
We Will Build It Better immerses pupils in a work-like STEM environment, inspiring the next generation of innovators.
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The Airbus We Build It Better programmes are inclusive curricula that create a work-like STEM environment in primary schools and at Key Stage 3.
Rewise
Rewise Learning was established in Wales, UK, in 2008 by its founder and CEO Nathan John.
Since its inception, Rewise has worked with hundreds of thousands of young people and developed innovative learning courses, projects, and educational resources to help learners succeed in education.
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We believe education and training are key drivers of social change. We want to inspire every young person to take control of their future through building skills, knowledge and self-confidence. Our key ingredient? Making learning fun!
Our tailor-made projects, teaching packages, workshops, and events are created to connect educational goals with inspirational teaching methods, novel learning resources and expert tutors.
Airbus
In the late 1960s, Airbus’ predecessors from France, Germany, the UK, and Spain laid the foundation for today’s industry leader through cooperation on the A300 programme. This cooperation would expand to the fields of rotary wing aircraft, air power and space. This is the story of how cooperation would lead to integration and the emergence of the industry leader Airbus is today.​​
Flight Works Alabama
Both WBiB and WWBiB are designed and built by Flight Works Alabama (FWA), a non-profit partnership between Airbus and the State of Alabama, and are fully mapped to the English curriculum. Both STEM programmes underpin wider STEM engagement undertaken by Airbus Defence and space in the UK. Reaching thousands of students each year, outreach forms an important part of the development of the UK’s space ecosystem, strengthening the talent pipeline of future space pioneers.
