Seadream Rocketry

Reach for the sky

Seadream Rocketry completed its first project in July 2026, delivering hands-on, curriculum-linked workshops for primary schools and community clubs. The sessions introduced pupils to the science of flight through practical investigation and experimentation, using a portable wind tunnel, real wing profiles, foils and rocket models to explore how lift and thrust are generated and how design choices affect flight performance.

By linking real-world aerospace and rocketry contexts to curriculum learning, Seadream Rocketry helps students see how classroom science connects to future study and careers in aviation and aerospace.

We are currently awaiting the outcome of proposals to continue the programme with schools, colleges and young people not in education, employment or training (NEET).

University student rocketry
We also continue to support an independent team of students from the University of Sheffield.

The team recently completed a successful two-stage launch reaching approximately 2,289 m, with the altitude currently undergoing official verification.

Get in touch if you would like to discuss a workshop or future programme.
jjackson@seadreameducation.com

Seadream is currently developing several new environmental and community projects. We look forward to sharing more about these as they develop.