Architecture Ambassadors

"I could design something that could go on to help a lot of people": student at Hammersmith Academy

The RIBA Architecture Ambassador initiative partners architecture professionals with teachers to design and deliver creative architectural workshops in schools. RIBA Architecture Ambassadors empower and inspire children and young people to explore and voice their opinion about their built environment.

The Royal Institute of British Architects Learning team bring teachers and RIBA Architecture Ambassadors together, deliver training, and provide ongoing support throughout. Projects can fulfil the individual needs and curriculum aims of the school.

The Royal Institute of British Architects National Schools Programme travels to different geographical areas each term.

Get involved with the Architecture Ambassador initiative

Whether you're an architect or a teacher, find out how you can take part

In-school workshop at Hampton School, London, part of the RIBA’s National Schools Programme, with architects DesignBox

Become an Architecture Ambassador

If you are an architect, architectural assistant, architecture student or lecturer, find out how to volunteer as a RIBA Architecture Ambassador

Girl walks under boards on Architecture Ambassadors programme

Sign your school up to the programme

If you are a teacher or parent, find out how to get your school involved

Find out more about the National Schools Programme offer

Find out about school visits to our London HQ and our learning resources

The National Schools Programme Architecture Ambassador partnerships are free for all schools thanks to the dedication of our Architecture Ambassadors who volunteer their time and creativity in order to engage children and young people in architecture.

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