I am Andy Gray, an engineer and teacher by trade. I am a STEM ambassador too.
Due to a medical condition, I am highly photophobic and suffer migraines, so I decided to follow my dreams as best I can. I love space and teaching, so as I can’t use a computer for long periods, or mark assignments, or homework, this is next best thing.
I can teach to my strengths and inspire learners, and still have fun too
My program is aimed at anyone 3 to 105 and depending on their level they can choose the best information or membership for them so everyone can love space.
Amazing News, Due to work I am doing, I have been selected to be a finalist to Milton Keynes STEM awards.. so very proud and honoured.
New award nomination SIG award Shortlisted for Educational Project of the Year another amazing achievement.
We are fully public liability insurance thanks to BMFA insurance. We are now a fully registered company.
Space4alleducation community interest company
Company number 14195180
Welcome to space4alleducation
This is a real site to learn about space and expand your basic knowledge too.
Please use this site to inspire you about space and to become part of the space industry.
Please note this a not for profit organisation and all moneys raise from sales and membership go back into this project to make it better and help more of you learn
The reason is we can not get funding or sponsorship from others so we are completely self funded at the monument if things change we will let you know, we do get donated equipment and materials which does help ease some costs
If you have any questions please use contact us link above as all space questions are important.
Mission
Our mission is to bring global space education, and information to everyone. Our goal is to inspire learners worldwide to take an interest in the space industry.
Vision
Our vision is to inspire and educate people of all ages and backgrounds, fostering a world where access to space is not limited by geographical location or age. We aim to empower individuals with the knowledge and opportunity to explore the wonders of space, igniting a passion for discovery and learning that transcends boundaries.
Testimonials
Home schooled parents feed back
Andys home education space sessions are brilliant, the crafts and activities are well thought out and engaging. He takes his time and adapts his material and approach to the children’s individual needs where necessary. Logan has learnt a lot during these sessions and has thoroughly enjoyed them, we are looking forward to returning in the new term.
Andy is not only great at science, he is amazing with kids of all ages and with additional needs.
Over several weeks, the children interacted together and learned through play. From water rockets, to straw rockets, to asteroids and generally anything that was throw in the air!
My kids loved it and learned so much!
We really recommend Andy to help any children who want to learn about space through play and crafts!
I am the parent of a 7 year old boy called Dexter. Dexter is severely sight impaired and autistic. Andy has been teaching Dexter for nearly 2 years. Andy started teaching Dexter about space through making 3d model and water rockets. Each time we met with Andy Dexter had more and more questions for him. He would often send him voice messages via WhatsApp.
More recently Andy has started dong fortnightly space lessons with Dexter and his friend. Andy is excellent at engaging Dexter through word searches pictures and conversation. He answers questions upon questions and finds accessible images to support his answers. If Dexter isn’t able to see something Andy is excellent at describing it to him.
Andy came to Dexter 7th birthday party and was a total hit. He did a fantastic job of educating and entertaining all the children. He has a great ability of engaging and including all children no matter of their ability. Dexter friends ranged from 6 to 12 and include children who were fully sighted and
totally blind. All the children had a great time.
Dexter has learnt so much about space that he has even written and published his own book called
Dexter and Gracie go to Space". He is now working on book two.
school feed back
School name Chestnuts Primary School
School representative Jo Burton
Number of students 420 approximately
Please describe your space day and how you believe he lessons went
The day was brilliant, Andy had brought lots of resources to engage the children and there was excitement and enthusiasm around the school because of this.
Andy had thought through three different activities for different age groups which grasped the children’s imagination.
He began with an inspirational assembly about how you can achieve your dreams and ended with an assembly talking about the day – it was brilliant.
Andy worked really closely with me beforehand and the other STEM Ambassadors to plan the day. He emailed over all the things we needed in preparation for the day which was greatly appreciated.
Could space4all do anything better for your learners
We had to fit a lot in, in one day in hindsight we should have done a couple of days.
Thank you for your feedback
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