Behind the Cloud:
Workshops for Libraries & Community Centres.
Where does your photo go when you save it to the cloud? Families are about to find out!
Transform abstract digital concepts into concrete learning with a story-led LEGO workshop that brings STEM to life.
Bring magical STEM learning to your community with a story-led LEGO workshop that sparks curiosity and brings families together.
Why Families Love This Experience
INTERGENERATIONAL LEARNING
Parents and children learn together — not just kids in one room while adults wait outside! This is a shared experience that
families talk about for months.
ACCESSIBLE & INCLUSIVE
Held in familiar community spaces (libraries, community centres), not intimidating school settings. Perfect for home-educated
children, neurodiverse learners, and families who face barriers to traditional education.
FUN, NOT FORMAL
No tests, no pressure, no worksheets. Just stories, LEGO bricks, and big ideas. Children learn through play while building
confidence and curiosity.
FREE OR LOW-COST
Most community workshops are free to families, funded through grants, partnerships, or community budgets. No financial barriers
to participation.
TAKE-HOME TREASURES
Every child receives a professionally published storybook, activity sheets, and a photo of their creation — extending the
learning far beyond the 2.5 hours.
SEND-FRIENDLY & FLEXIBLE
Our facilitators have experience supporting neurodiverse children and those with additional needs. Activities are scaffolded so
everyone can participate at their own level.
What’s Included
See It In Action
Images from our workshop at Homerton Library (Hackney, October 2025)
Perfect For Community
PUBLIC LIBRARIES
Family learning programmes, Saturday clubs, holiday activities, digital literacy initiatives
COMMUNITY CENTRES
Weekend workshops, school holiday programmes, family engagement events, grant-funded community projects
HOME EDUCATION GROUPS
STEM enrichment for home-educated children, social learning opportunities, collaborative projects
FAMILY HUBS
Parent-child bonding activities, intergenerational learning, family STEM clubs
YOUTH & COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
Holiday clubs, after-school programmes, weekend enrichment, community engagement initiatives.
Inclusive & Accessible By Design
NEURODIVERSITY-FRIENDLY
Our workshops welcome children with:
- Autism spectrum conditions
- ADHD
- Dyslexia and dyspraxia
- Sensory processing differences
- Anxiety or social communication challenges
We provide:
- Clear structure and predictable routine
- Visual supports and scaffolded activities
- Quiet spaces if needed
- Flexible participation (no pressure to present if uncomfortable)
- Facilitators trained in SEND support
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NO BARRIERS TO ACCESS
Perfect for families who:
- Are home-educating their children
- Cannot access school-based STEM programmes
- Are looking for inclusive community activities
- Want to learn alongside their children
- Face financial barriers to enrichment activities
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TRULY INTERGENERATIONAL
Parents don't just watch — they participate! Many parents tell us, they learn just as much as their children. This shared experience
strengthens family bonds and creates lasting memories.
About the Book.
Where the Internet Goes to Sleep is a gentle, read-aloud story designed for children aged 5–9. It introduces the idea of the cloud and data centres through curiosity, imagination, and warmth.
Created with neuroinclusion and accessibility in mind - printed in OpenDyslexic font and designed for SEND learners - this story anchors our educational approach, making invisible digital infrastructure feel human, magical, and real.
Pricing & Logistics
COST
Most community workshops are FREE to families!
We work with libraries, community centres, grant funders and local authorities) to cover the cost of delivery.
Partnership rates available for organizations:
Contact us for pricing: hello@threadpoint.studio
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CAPACITY
• 15-20 children per session (ages 5-11)
• Parents/carers welcome to stay and participate!
• Younger siblings welcome (we provide activities for under-5s
with parent supervision)
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DURATION
• 2.5 hours per session
• Typically Saturday or Sunday afternoons (2:00-4:30pm)
• School holiday programmes available
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VENUE REQUIREMENTS
We need:
• Room with tables and chairs for 15-20 children + adults
• Access 30 minutes before start (for setup)
• Basic facilities (toilets, water access)
• No specialist equipment needed — we bring everything!
Book Your Workshop.
READY TO BRING THIS TO YOUR COMMUNITY?
We have limited availability for 2025-2026.
Email: hello@threadpoint.studio
NEXT STEPS:
1. Get in touch to discuss your community's needs
2. We'll send our detailed information pack
3. Quick call to finalize dates and logistics
4. We handle everything else!