Creative Hut have announced a new partnership with educational resources provider, TTS, to deliver high-quality, innovative STEAM resources to educators and learners.

Creative Hut are specialists in delivering meaningful educational impact for teachers and business leaders, equipping them with the tools, training and confidence to embed effective STEAM learning. 

Through this new partnership, schools and learning environments will now have enhanced access to the TTS range of STEAM learning resources, including their own-developed robotics range designed to inspire problem-solving, critical thinking and real-world application.

The collaboration combines Creative Hut’s experience in designing imaginative, engaging educational spaces with TTS’s expertise in developing curriculum-aligned, hands-on learning resources. Together, the partnership aims to support schools in creating dynamic environments where innovation and experimentation can thrive.

As demand continues to grow for high-quality STEAM provision that prepares pupils for future careers, the partnership will provide educators with practical solutions that bridge the gap between theory and application. By pairing cutting-edge resources with specialist training and support, Creative Hut and TTS are committed to empowering teachers to deliver confident, impactful STEAM experiences.

Joanne Finnan, Managing Director Creative Hut Resources & Training Division, commented:

“We are thrilled to announce our partnership with TTS, a valued partner that provides high-quality, curriculum-aligned educational resources thoughtfully designed to support children in achieving their learning goals.

Having TTS as part of our journey further enhances the breadth and depth of the educational resources we can bring into the many learning spaces and workshops we deliver globally, alongside our respected brand partners. Their innovative and practical tools perfectly complement our training and development programmes, strengthening the impact of every session we deliver.

This collaboration strengthens our combined expertise and reinforces our shared commitment to empowering every child to reach their full potential. By bringing together outstanding resources and specialist training, we are proud to offer a truly comprehensive solution that supports educators, enriches learning environments, and creates meaningful outcomes for children.”

Tanya Wilson, Marketing Director at TTS, commented:

“We are delighted to be partnering with Creative Hut and offer more educators access to our STEAM resources, including our own-developed robotics range.

“At TTS, we believe hands-on, immersive learning is key to building the problem-solvers and innovators of tomorrow. With the added benefit of Creative Hut’s expertise in imaginative, engaging educational spaces, this partnership will expand opportunities for dynamic, experiential learning.”

Explore the full TTS range and discover what’s possible for your learning environment HERE.

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