Remake Learning Days Festival returns to Doncaster for a third year!

The Doncaster Remake Learning Days Festival is a series of family-friendly, free and low-cost events taking place from 22^nd – 31^st May. Offering fun and engaging learning opportunities right across Doncaster; including the return of the very popular ‘Night at the Museum’ event to kick start the festival.

Remake Learning Days is an initiative that started in America to inspire minds and spark curiosity by bringing learning outside of the classroom. It celebrates the great assets we have in our communities and showcases the diverse range of talent and opportunities right on our doorsteps.

The festival will see a range of events hosted across Doncaster in collaboration with our voluntary sector, businesses, and organisations, with themed events around science and technology, outdoor learning, arts, crafting and making, youth voice, professional development, history and culture and much more. 

Mayor Ros Jones said: Doncaster is a fantastic city with so much to offer in terms of skills, opportunities and activities. Whilst traditional education plays a huge part in shaping and inspiring our young people, we want to promote and make use of the diverse and wonderful offering we have here in Doncaster, and provide opportunities for people to enjoy new experiences, which might inspire them to take up new hobbies, discover new skills or even spark an interest in a future career. Remake Learning Days is all about unlocking curiosity and we want everyone to approach each session with a ‘You Can’ attitude.

Working together with local businesses and organisations, the third Doncaster Remake Learning Days Festival will offer inclusive and accessible opportunities for people of all ages across Doncaster and we would encourage everyone to take advantage and join a session over the 10-day event. 

We are thrilled to bring Remake Learning Days back to Doncaster as it is a key component of our collaborative effort to redefine education and skills in our city.”