For school leaders

A partnership model built around your school.

Move from broad interest to a practical plan for learners, staff, space, equipment, timetable and evidence.

Teacher and primary learners working together on robotics
Partnership options

Select the setting. Then design the detail.

Timetabled

Curriculum-integrated

A structured pathway taught during school hours, aligned to the school calendar and learner level.

Flexible

CCA or enrichment

A term-based co-curricular programme for mixed-interest groups and progressive project work.

Extended

After-school academy

A school-hosted club with clear progression, project portfolios and parent-facing outcomes.

Start small

Pilot or showcase

A focused proof of concept for one cohort before wider adoption across the school.

Implementation pathway

Five steps with clear decision points.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    We clarify age groups, timetable, curriculum priorities, space and success measures.

  2. 02

    Programme design

    Ordell proposes the pathway, delivery model, kit plan, staffing support and eligible certificate route.

  3. 03

    Preparation

    Equipment, facilitator resources, teacher orientation and the implementation calendar are prepared.

  4. 04

    Delivery

    Students learn through guided builds, testing, teamwork and documented project milestones.

  5. 05

    Review and scale

    The school reviews participation, projects and feedback before renewal or wider rollout.

School considerations

What we plan together

  • Curriculum connection and learner stages
  • Timetable, cohort size and delivery setting
  • Room, device, connectivity and storage readiness
  • Teacher role and staff development needs
Proposal clarity

What is documented

  • Programme scope and intended outcomes
  • Kit allocation, ownership and maintenance terms
  • Delivery, support and review responsibilities
  • Certificate route and eligibility, where applicable
Plan the next step

Bring your timetable and priorities to the table.

We’ll turn them into a realistic partnership pathway and a school-specific proposal.