Welcome to NFU Education
As a small team of former teachers, we understand the challenges faced by the profession, so all our resources and initiatives have been designed with three main goals in mind:
- To save teachers time and reduce workload
- To spark learners’ passion and enthusiasm for STEM subjects
- To convey important messages about food, farming, and nutrition through a cross‑curricular, project‑based approach
Browse our site to find high‑quality primary STEM teaching resources and projects that are closely linked to the National Curriculum.
Science Farm LIVE
Join us again to celebrate British Science Week 2025 with FOUR new, free and curriculum-aligned live lessons!
In keeping with this year’s British Science Week them, ‘Change and Adapt’, we are inviting you and your pupils to an action-packed week of animal adaptation and climate change fighting innovation! We’ll be exploring all the ways that animals and crops are adapted to their habitats here in Britain and all the ways that British farmers are adapting their practice to fight against climate change. Join us to bring your Science week to life, explore key STEM topics in a real-life context and introduce your pupils to another inspiring line up of careers across the food and farming industry.
Farmers for Schools
Students today are bombarded by misinformation, unsure if what they are being told is science fact or science fiction. Their choices around what they eat, where it comes from and the environmental considerations surrounding it are becoming ever more complex and confusing.
Farmers for Schools gives students access to voices from modern farming and invites your students to an open conversation about agriculture in the UK as part of an engaging, interactive assembly or group discussion.
Farming STEMterprise
Farming STEMterprise projects involve Key Stages 1 & 2 children completing a range of cross‑curricular tasks in order to set up their own farm shop business and design, develop, make and market a brand new food product.
Engineering Educates: Farmvention Challenge
The Challenge involves 3 differentiated pathways to inspire 7-14 year olds to think as engineers in the context of British farming. Learners develop their STEM, creativity and collaboration skills through solving problems that make a difference in real-world settings.
Science Farm
Science Farm activities bring the Key Stage 1 Science curriculum to life through farming.
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