Our Impact

Clean Air Pollution Sensor Coding Kit for Schools

In partnership the Google and Camden Clean Air Initiative, this project evolve from a table top demo, into a engineering and coding kit that was deployed in schools around London.

The project is a lesson aid for science and engineering teachers that reinforces the curriculum learning and produces data on local air quality that can be used to inform local policy.

After 2-rounds of successful Google funding, this project has now spun out into its own, seperate business!

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PUPIL PWR Roadshow: Giving a voice to students at COP26

The most impacted are often the most under represented. As world leaders decided on global policy, PPL PWR, along with UKSSN worked fifteen 16-18 years to express their love and fears for their local environment, and delivered this as a stand in the Green Zone of COP26.

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Inspiring Engineers in under represented schools

In partnership the Royal Academy of Engineering, this 16-week programme taught students about renewable energy technologies, problem-solving and engineering skills, to produce ideas and prototypes of new (and wild!) concepts to live more sustainable.

The project was designed to encourage and inspire the pursuit of STEAM in underserved schools in East London, and to challenge the stereotype of “white, male engineers'“.

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Hands-on Renewable Energy Workshops

Renewable energy can seem magical - it isn’t!

Over the course of 5 weekends, parents and teens could get hands on, learning skills, such as soldering, whilst building hand-made solar panels, crafting windturbine blades and generating electricity from vegetables.

Delivered at Community Links in East London, the goals was to inspire young adults in STEAM and introduce them a range of graduates and routes into higer education.

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PPL PWR Roadshow at Brainchild Festival 2016-22

Your brainchild is your artistic mind baby - the PPL PWR roadshow showcased the ingenious ideas and installations of our community members - from powering the cinema with a hydrogen fuel cell; a 3m compostable tipi stage, pallet-wood benches and talks from

The goal was to highlight the relationship between art and science and to inspire an 18-25 audience in using participation as a means to take on climate change and build community.