E-Learn with Amy

Did you know you can sign up to any of my weekly webinar classes pay/go on the day? No commitment to join other classes in the term as they work stand-alone too!

What's on today?

12-1230 BST UK time Paleontology: Learn about SAUROPODS!
Just £2 to sign up! Link to book https://elearnwithamy.webinargeek.com/june-july-2026-paleontology-block

14:00-14:45 BST UK time Marine Biology: Learn about MARINE PROTECTED AREAS!
Just £3 to sign up! Link to book:
https://elearnwithamy.webinargeek.com/marine-marvels-june-july-2026-term-block

Don’t forget if you want to book *the whole term block in one go* for any of my webinar classes in June-July, you need to do so before 4pm TODAY! You also get a discount for block booking! elearnwithamy.com/classes

Don’t forget if you want to book the whole term block in one go for any of my webinar classes in June-July, you need to do so before tomorrow 4pm! You also get a discount for block booking! elearnwithamy.com/claases

Marine Marvels: The Science of Marine Life

Book here https://elearnwithamy.webinargeek.com/marine-marvels-june-july-2026-term-block

Dive into marine biology this term with Amy’s 45-minute weekly webinars exploring the incredible life found in oceans. Designed for all ages between KS2–KS4 learners, each session reveals the science behind sea life adaptations, seashore discoveries, and the hidden ecosystems that make up our planet’s blue world.

Schedule: Marine Marvels 2026 (Thursdays, 2:00–2:45pm) BST UK TIME

4th Jun: Marine Protected areas (MPAs) special

11th Jun: Seabirds Special

18th Jun: No class

25th Jun: No class

2nd Jul: Whales: from humpbacks and s***m whales to belugas and blue whales

9th Jul: Manatees and their Ecosystems

16th Jul: Weird Worms: Marine polychaetes (Ft Zombie worms, scale worms and more)
23rd Jul: Anarhichadidae Family: Wolffishes special

30th Jul: The Rajiformes Order: Ft. skates and sawfish

What’s included?

Live, interactive sessions filled with real marine science and visuals
Typed Q&A – students can ask questions live (no cameras or microphones required)
Engaging quizzes built into each lesson
Full session recordings available for catch-up
Printable worksheets at two differentiated levels
Booking Options

Early Bird Block Booking:
AVAILABLE NOW: Pay only £17.50 for all 7 sessions when you book anytime before Monday 1st June 4pm 2026 and purchase the full block in one go.That works out at just £2.50 per session.

OR

Pay-As-You-Go full price (this option will only be available after Monday 1st June 4pm 2026- please check back after that time for this option)
£3 per session, per screen/family – pay-as-you-go option available from this time.
You can join at any point in the term and pick and choose sessions once the block booking period closes.Lessons are standalone, so you can attend anytime without missing key content.

Marine Marvels June/July 2026 Term Block Marine Marvels: The Science of Marine Life Dive into marine biology this term with Amy’s 45-minute weekly webinars exploring the incredible life found in oceans. Designed for all ages between KS2–KS4 learners, each session reveals the science behind sea life adaptations, seashore ...

All Ages Palaeontology

Book here https://elearnwithamy.webinargeek.com/june-july-2026-paleontology-block

Join Amy for weekly 30-minute deep dives into the fascinating world of extinct species and ancient time periods. Designed for learners from KS2 to KS4, each session explores a different animal, fossil discovery, or era, uncovering what life was really like millions of years ago.

What’s included in each session:

Live, interactive sessions packed with visuals and real science facts
Typed Q&A – students can ask questions live (cameras and microphones remain off)
Engaging quizzes throughout the session
Full session recordings available for catch-up
Printable worksheets at two difficulty levels for different age groups
Booking Options:

AVAILABLE NOW: Early Bird Block Booking Option
Pay only £10.50 for all 7 sessions when you book anytime before 4pm Monday 1st June and purchase the full block in one go. That works out at just £1.50 per session.

OR

Pay/go full price booking (from 4pm Monday 1st June onwards, available throughout term):
£2 per session, per screen/family – pay-as-you-go option.
You can join at any point in the term and pick and choose sessions once the block booking period closes. Lessons are stand-alone, so you won’t miss out if you start later. Please note this is not available yet, come back to this page after the deadline above to book in this way.

Schedule: Thursdays 12:00-12:30pm BST UK TIME (can’t make it live? Get a full recording sent to you automatically after each live session!)

4th Jun: The Evolution and Diversity of Sauropods

11th Jun: Birds Special: Early true birds and modern avian dinosaurs

18th: no class

25th: no class

2nd Jul: Ground sloths special

9th Jul: world’s Most Iconic Fossils: Good Mother Lizard, Sue, Dippy, Duelling Dinosausr

16th Jul: The Science of De-extinction and trying to clone extinct animals
23rd Jul: Ancient insects

30th Jul: Extinct Frogs

June/July 2026 paleontology block All Ages Palaeontology Join Amy for weekly 30-minute deep dives into the fascinating world of extinct species and ancient time periods. Designed for learners from KS2 to KS4, each session explores a different animal, fossil discovery, or era, uncovering what life was really like milli...

Sketch and Science Wildlife Art Wednesdays 10am-11am All Ages

Join Amy for a weekly online class that blends wildlife art and zoology! Amy holds a BSc in Zoology and has a lifelong passion for drawing animals and exploring the natural world. These interactive webinar sessions are suitable for mixed ages: learners, siblings, and parents are all welcome!

Each week features a new animal focus, combining live sketch-along art, fascinating animal science, and quizzes. Student cameras and microphones stay off, but learners can type questions live during the session.

Schedule (Live Wednesdays 10am-11am BST or catch up anytime after via emailed replay/recording)

3rd June fire salamander (colour pencils)

10th June Sea otter (pencil sketch)

17th June- NO CLASS

24th June – NO CLASS

1st jul feral pigeon (colour pencils)

8th jul hyena (pencil sketch)

15th jul flamingo: (colour pencils)

22nd jul pika (pencil sketch)

29th jul Peacock Mantis Shrimp (colour pencils)

What You’ll Need:

Bring along any art materials you already have: pencils, pens, paints, are all fine! Amy will share what she’s using each week so you can follow along if you wish, but there’s no need to use the same materials. However, if you want to follow along with Amy's exact techniques it is advised.

What’s Included

Live webinar sessions with art and science learning combined
Opportunity to type questions to the tutor live
Fun animal fact quizzes
recordings for if you can't make it live
Email Amy your drawings after if you like!
Pricing and Payment

Block Booking Early Bird:
AVAILABLE NOW. Block booking: Pay £21 for all 7 sessions to book the full term in one go (just £3 per session). This is the ONLY option available until 4pm Monday 1st Jun 2026! Please return to this page AFTER that time if you'd like to book only certain sessions or pay/go. Discount ends 4pm Monday 1st Jun

OR

Pay-As-You-Go:
Option becomes available from 4pm Monday 1st Jun onwards and throughout the term. £3.50 per session, per screen/family – available after the block booking period.
You can join at any time during the term and pick and choose sessions. Each lesson is standalone, so students can attend anytime without missing key content.

Sketch and Science All Ages June/July 2026 Sketch and Science Wildlife Art Wednesdays 10am-11am All Ages Join Amy for a weekly online class that blends wildlife art and zoology! Amy holds a BSc in Zoology and has a lifelong passion for drawing animals and exploring the natural world. These interactive webinar session...

7-Week Live (and Recorded) Hands-On Science Webinar Course
Book now: https://elearnwithamy.webinargeek.com/the-science-of-magic-and-the-magic-of-science

Age guidelines: Designed for a very wide age range, with a core focus on ages 10–14 (KS3). Also suitable for younger learners (KS2) (may need adult support) and older students (KS4) for consolidation, revision, or learners new to science, as students can engage at different depths. Multiple siblings from the same household can share a single booking fee.

Block Booking:
AVAILABLE NOW. Block booking: Pay £17.50 for all 5 sessions to book the full term in one go (just £2.50 per session). This is the ONLY option available until 4pm Monday 1st June 2026! Please return to this page AFTER that time if you'd like to book only certain sessions or pay/go. Discount and ability to block-book in one go ends after 4pm Monday 1st June 2026!

Pay-As-You-Go:
Option becomes available from 4pm Monday 1st June 2026 onwards and throughout the term. £3 per session, per screen/family – available after the block booking period.
You can join at any time during the term and pick and choose sessions.

Attending all sessions is recommended but not mandatory

What’s Included

Live interactive lessons with typed Q&A

On-screen quizzes

Full session recordings sent automatically for all who sign up: zero commitment to join live

Printable worksheets (two difficulty levels) for each session

Tutor-led experiment demonstrations

All activities are optional — Amy demonstrates every investigation.

The Science of Magic and the Magic of Science

Learn how everyday science can look like real magic. This 7-week interactive course for all ages (younger children must be supervised by an adult and parents/guardians must decide suitability of suggested materials and activities) explores physics, chemistry, and psychology. Students can perform or watch simple tricks and uncover the real-world science behind illusions.

2nd jun Week 1: The Psychology of Magic Tricks
Explore how “magic tricks” exploit gaps in human cognition, such as perception, attention, and memory. Learn about misdirection, sleight of hand and how the human brain fills in missing details.

What to bring: a spoon and a coin.

9th jun Week 2: The Science of Optical Illusions, the Human Eye and Brain

When there is a disconnect between what your eyes see and what your brain interprets, an illusion is created. Scientists categorize them into three main types: cognitive, physiological and physical illusions. Make a classic Victorian optical toy that demonstrates the principle of persistence of vision.

What to bring: Coloured pens or pencils, scissors, piece of white card (needs to be stiff, so card not thin paper), glue stick, some type of small stick eg chopstick/skewer/straw.

note there is a 2 week break here not following usual term time, we then resume 30th jun:

30th jun Week 3: The Unpoppable Balloon and the Science of Polymers
Explore the science of polymers by performing (or watching) the unpoppable balloon trick.

What to bring: Balloon, wooden skewer, and any kind of oil.

7th jul Week 4: The Fireproof Balloon trick and the Science of Thermal Conductivity
Explore the science of thermal conductivity by comparing how air-filled and water-filled balloons react to a flame.

What to bring: 2 balloons, water, candle, lighter/matches. Parent supervision mandatory. Wear safety goggles or glasses. The burning candle presents a fire risk.

14th jul Week 5: Disappearing Coins, Invisible glasses and the Science of Refraction
Students investigate the bending of light, refraction and the refractive index with the Disappearing Coin and Invisible Glass trick.

What to bring: large clear glass or beaker, small clear glass/beaker/test tube (must fit inside larger one), coin, tap water, and any cheap vegetable oil.

21st jul Week 6: The Floating Sauce Packet Trick and the Science of Density and Pressure
Students explore buoyancy and pressure with the floating sauce packet trick. They’ll learn how squeezing a bottle changes the density of the packet, making it sink or float.

What to bring: Plastic bottle, water, and a ketchup (or any other sauce) packet that you get from a restaurant or fast food place.

28th jul Week 7: The Science behind Famous Magic Tricks

Eg. zig-zag Lady, death saw, cups and balls, metamorphosis, the science of contortion.

Bring: nothing!

Book here: https://elearnwithamy.webinargeek.com/the-science-of-magic-and-the-magic-of-science