🚀 Check Out Our Minecraft Education Projects! 🚀

At Elevate-Ed, we use Minecraft Education Edition to engage learners in a creative, interactive way. These screenshots showcase some of the incredible projects our students have been working on, from building virtual worlds to exploring real-life skills like teamwork, problem-solving, and creativity—all within a safe, controlled environment.

Minecraft helps us offer a pupil-led, flexible learning approach, tailored to the needs of students with diverse abilities. Whether they’re mastering math through block-building or collaborating on creative builds, Minecraft is a fantastic tool to make learning fun and meaningful.

Stay tuned for more amazing projects from our talented learners! 🎮✨

Science & Environment: Students take on the role of a Junior Geneticist, exploring the genetic diversity of pandas in Minecraft. Through hands-on roleplay, they demonstrate and discover how different personality traits can emerge in pandas, deepening

Science & Environment: Students take on the role of a Junior Geneticist, exploring the genetic diversity of pandas in Minecraft. Through hands-on roleplay, they demonstrate and discover how different personality traits can emerge in pandas, deepening their understanding of genetics and animal behaviour in a fun and interactive way.

Relocation & Communities: Students explore the experiences of displaced people and refugees by role-playing their journeys. As part of the activity, they collaborate to build their own shared community, gaining a deeper understanding of the challenge

Relocation & Communities: Students explore the experiences of displaced people and refugees by role-playing their journeys. As part of the activity, they collaborate to build their own shared community, gaining a deeper understanding of the challenges and resilience involved in resettling and starting anew.

Creative Freedom: This student expressed their creativity by building a house based on a theme entirely of their own choosing, showcasing their unique design ideas and approach to problem-solving within Minecraft.

Creative Freedom: This student expressed their creativity by building a house based on a theme entirely of their own choosing, showcasing their unique design ideas and approach to problem-solving within Minecraft.

Relocation & Communities: Students explore the experiences of displaced people and refugees by role-playing their journeys. As part of the activity, they collaborate to build their own shared community, gaining a deeper understanding of the challenge

Relocation & Communities: Students explore the experiences of displaced people and refugees by role-playing their journeys. As part of the activity, they collaborate to build their own shared community, gaining a deeper understanding of the challenges and resilience involved in resettling and starting anew.

Relocation & Communities: This student came up with the idea to create a chest filled with "free-to-all" resources. After discussing the challenges faced by new community members who have very little, the student felt it would be helpful to offer som

Relocation & Communities: This student came up with the idea to create a chest filled with "free-to-all" resources. After discussing the challenges faced by new community members who have very little, the student felt it would be helpful to offer something to support them in getting started. This project was entirely self-led from the initial idea, showcasing a thoughtful and empathetic approach to community building.