Setup guide
Intermediate STEMbotics
What to have ready before we arrive.
- Recommended venue
- Hall recommended (30+ students) or classroom
- Year groups
- Y3–Y9
- Maximum students
- Up to 60 (KS2 and Year 7) / 40 (Year 8+) per session
- Sessions per day
- 1–4
Your checklist
Please have the room set up ready for our arrival.
- SpaceA school hall is best for robotics workshops. A large classroom can also work. All sessions take place indoors.
- Tables and chairsThe room set up ready for our arrival, with a double-space table or two connected exam tables for each team.
- Screen or projectorA screen or projector for modelling. We can provide our own if requested in advance.
We bring
Our instructor brings the specialist equipment and resources agreed for the booking; the school provides the setup in the checklist.
- All LEGO Spike Prime and EV3 robotics kits
- Coding challenge mats
- All printed pupil resources
- The written risk assessment for the workshop
- A screen or projector if you cannot provide one
Documents for the day
Risk assessment: Intermediate STEMbotics: Robotics & Coding
7 hazards, all rated Low. Assessed 29/05/2026, next review May 2027.
This setup guide
Print or share it with your site team.
Room layout examples
How other schools have set up
Real setups from previous deliveries. Yours does not need to match exactly.
Our policies
Documentation and safeguarding
- All Hyett Education staff have clear Enhanced DBS checks. It is our policy to carry our certificate and ID on every visit to a school.
- If you need any further documentation from us before the visit, please make the request at least 5 business days before the day of delivery.
- For any questions or support preparing for your workshop, contact Antony Hyett at antony@hyetteducation.com.

