It's the last day of hints for our #WorldSpaceWeek competition, where you can win a FREE Moon Landing Coding Adventure for a primary school! We want to continue sharing the fun, so we've decided to EXTEND THE COMPETITION deadline to Monday 18th October at 11.59pm GMT! So now you can get sharing and answering (you can enter up to 6 times) ... why not encourage others from your chosen school to enter too? Today's question is simple; we'd love to know how a Moon Landing Coding A

Thanks to our newly launched Moon Landing Coding Adventure, our own female astronaut, AL THE ROBOT, is now a legendary space traveller, who takes children on an immersive journey as she travels into orbit - but do you know what her name is short for? That's question 6 in our #WorldSpaceWeek competition, so quick, enter here to win a FREE primary school show! Pssst, if you need a hint check out this page... ** NB If this hint means you wish you’d answered differently earlier i

Have you ever dreamed of travelling to space? Did you apply to be a British astronaut? How would it feel to be selected live on TV from 13,000 people to be the first person from your country to become a space traveller? A few hints there to help you with question 5 in our #WorldSpaceWeek competition! Which groundbreaking space explorer achieved the record of first British cosmonaut - 24 years before Tim Peake went into space? Enter here and win a free primary school Moon Land

Our shows teach children that it takes a diverse team of creative tech innovators to do something amazing like putting a person into orbit, just like the role model described in question 4 in our #WorldSpaceWeek competition: Which brilliant mathematician, who crossed 1960s gender and race boundaries and was immortalised in a 2016 film, worked on NASA's launch calculations to put John Glenn into orbit? Know the answer? Here are some visual hints to help! Enter here to win a fr

Did you know that in our shows we highlight role models of all genders and ethnicities? And you can win a FREE Moon Landing Coding Adventure for a primary school in our #WorldSpaceWeek competition! Here are some visual hints to help you with question 3... Which inspiring American engineer, physician and astronaut was the first Black woman in space? Know the answer? Shh! Enter here to win (competition closes this Sunday, 10th October!) #wswcodingcomp #wsw2021 #WomenInSpaceWSW

Our shows encourage girls to understand that they were equally part of the history of computing. So why not win a free one for your chosen primary school? Enter our #WorldSpaceWeek competition here - and check out the pics for some hints to help with question 2... Which phenomenal woman became Director of the Software Engineering Division at the MIT Instrumentation Laboratory in 1965, developing on-board flight software for NASA's Apollo programme? Shhhhh, don't tell! Enter h

Our mission is to inspire the tech innovators of the future, just like the fantastic role model highlighted in question 1 of our #WorldSpaceWeek competition, which asks: Which inspirational woman is the lead engineer for the Mars Helicopter 'Ingenuity' - the first extra-terrestrial aircraft? Hint - we love her quote in the pic and may have had a news piece about it on our website... Know the answer? Enter here and win a FREE Moon Landing Coding Adventure for your chosen prima

Win a FREE show in our #WorldSpaceWeek competition! One small step for you - one giant leap for a school! With our new Moon Landing Coding Adventure just launched, we're celebrating #WorldSpaceWeek with a special competition to win a FREE show for a primary school anywhere in the world! In line with this year's Space Week theme and the female role models we highlight in the show, our competition honours some amazing #womeninspace. Enter here! We'll also be posting some helpfu