Creative Producer: LEGO Programme, Natural History Museum

UK Association for Science and Discovery Centres; London; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading cultural institution in London is seeking a Creative Producer for their LEGO Programme. The role involves developing innovative activities, organizing events for families, and supporting educational initiatives aimed at inspiring young people about nature through play. This position plays a critical part in community engagement and delivering the museum's ambitious Learning Plan.

Responsibilities

• Develop playful and innovative activities for the LEGO partnership.
• Organize large-scale events for visiting families during school holidays.
• Oversee the LEGO schools offer and support national partners.

Job description

Creative Producer: LEGO Programme, Natural History Museum

Deadline: 31 Aug 2025

Organisation: Natural History Museum

Job title: Creative Producer: LEGO Programme

Location: London

Salary: £33,714 Per Annum

Job Description

We have an ambitious Learning Plan focused on creating advocates for the planet. To maximize impact, we will deliver a dynamic programme of activities, events, and resources, onsite, online, and offsite, centered around pivotal life moments for young people with their schools, teachers, families, and communities. Our goal is to incite curiosity and share the wonder of the natural world.

We are proud to partner with the LEGO Group as part of their Build the Change programme. Through this partnership, we develop events and activities to inspire children to learn about nature through play and to build positive solutions to mitigate the impacts of human activity on the planet.

As part of the Schools and Families team, the Creative Producer: LEGO Programme is responsible for developing and delivering playful and innovative activities for our partnership. This includes organizing large-scale events for visiting families during school holidays, overseeing our LEGO schools offer, supporting our national partners in developing their activities, and contributing to our community and accessible programmes.