Llantarnam

Are you looking for something to engage and motivate your learners? Then this is the app for you. 

Follow the children’s progress with the app by reading their  blog, made using Adobe Spark Page, which documents the process used to make the app from start to finish! 

Their blogs are also regularly updated, so check in to see how the children at Llantarnam are getting along and what they are up to. You can meet the Year 6 children responsible for all of the content within the app. Why don’t you ask your class to make a list of things you might like to do as part of a digital team and think of what you would like to see on your own app! After all, it will be good practice for the future, you can think about what skills and aptitudes you will need for a career in the digital world!
Have fun with the Augmented Reality in the app. Change the way children approach learning and witness the increased engagement and interactivity that AR brings. 

If you are an educator, looking for ideas to promote the new curriculum in Wales or you are simply interested in encouraging authentic learning experiences, work on their resilience and share high aspirations for them, this app is for you.

There’s a variety of games to engage with and enjoy playing. Gaming may be fun but it also teaches us about science! What a great way to learn about forces! 


Take a tour of our Augmented reality gallery of the art work the children have created, based on the Welsh artists Rhiannon Roberts and Mary Lloyd-Jones. 

Have fun with the block games made by the children in augmented reality for the children to play with their peers. Each level gets harder so watch out for the explosions! The interactive buttons allow you to reset the game anytime you wish. Try challenging each other to a match!

Tap the button to Randomly choose a character in our randomly character guess and practice asking questions to discover who the characters are. 

Try the bowling game, coded by the children using the laws of physics and decide which way you need to move to achieve a strike! Discover which forces the children used to move the ball.