Key Stage 3 & 4 · Ages 11–16
Explore fingerprint ridge patterns, fiber microscopy, shoe tread analysis and chemical spot tests. Learners put scientific principles into practice and build confidence in the scientific method.
Schools, colleges & universities
Inspire future scientists with curriculum-aligned forensic workshops.
Fully managed, hands-on crime scene scenarios brought directly to your school hall or laboratory. Aligned with science learning, with zero stress on your teaching staff.
Curriculum fit & learning objectives
Rigorous science, masquerading as pure mystery.
Every workshop connects biology, chemistry and physics learning outcomes with analytical thinking, careful data collection and peer collaboration.
Key Stage 5 · Ages 16–18
Interpret bloodstain patterns, compare DNA profile matrices, explore presumptive testing and take part in mock court testimony.
College & university
Practical scenarios support applied science, forensics, law and criminology courses through authentic workflows and evidence-based reasoning.
Your day, step by step
We bring the crime scene. You bring the curiosity.
A turnkey experience takes students from their first evidence marker to a debrief grounded in scientific reasoning.
Planning & risk assessment
We share risk assessments, public liability documentation and equipment requirements in advance, so your team can plan with confidence.
Setup & staging
Our forensic educators arrive ahead of the session to transform your hall, gym or lab into a fully staged investigation.
The investigation
Students take on investigative roles, collecting evidence, analysing findings and building a clear timeline together.
Debrief & scientific synthesis
Teams compare evidence, eliminate suspects and explain their conclusions using observations and empirical data.
Educator FAQ
Everything you need to plan with confidence.
Do teachers need to provide materials?
No. We bring the swabs, lamps, evidence tents and consumables. We only need access to tables and standard power outlets.
Are facilitators vetted?
Yes. Facilitators hold enhanced DBS checks and safeguarding credentials, alongside specialist backgrounds in science education or forensic practice.
Can sessions accommodate large cohorts?
We run class-sized sessions of around 30 pupils through to year-group events for 150+ participants using rotating station formats.
Which curriculum stages do you support?
Workshops can be tailored for Key Stages 3–5, BTEC and undergraduate courses, with activities shaped around your learning objectives.
For schools & colleges
Bring Sci-High Forensics to your school.
Academic-term dates fill quickly. Share your estimated dates and student numbers, and we’ll prepare a tailored itinerary and transparent quote within 48 hours.
Tell us a little about your group and goals. Our team will respond with availability and a tailored proposal within 48 business hours.