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Learning to Work: Education, Inequality, and the Future of Employment

Building Brighter Futures with LEGO®: A Family Workshop

Date & time
29 October 2025 | 10.00-16.00

Event format

Attend event in person

Event type

Participatory interactive event, Workshop or training

Event topic

Education

Audience

Children & families

Academic discipline

Venue

Manchester Public Library: 

Mezzanine and Room 1 from 10am to 1pm

Room 1 only from 1pm to 4pm

What's on offer?

Come and join us for a playful, hands-on workshop where families use LEGO® to explore learning, life, and the future.

Through simple building challenges, children and parents/carers, teachers and tutors will:

Build models of school, work, and dreams for the future

 Explore what helps children to learn and succeed

Talk about barriers and challenges in a safe, creative way

Share hopes for brighter futures together

No experience is needed — just your imagination! Children and adults will work side by side, building stories and ideas with LEGO® bricks. You’ll then be given your own LEGO® pack to create a small model for display.

What's it about?

This workshop is hosted by the University of Salford and The Tutor Trust. The Tutor Trust is an education charity that helps children to reach their potential through extra support in local primary and secondary schools, delivered by University of Salford students who have often grown up in the same local communities. Together, we’ll discover how play and learning can help shape opportunities for the future.

Who's leading the event?

University of Salford

The Tutor Trust

Open to

Open to all. 

Of particular interest to

Suitable for families with children aged 5+.

Scheduling information

Lego Serious Play sessions start at 10.30am, 11.30am, 1.15pm and 2.30pm. Informal activities will take place all day.

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