Tim Peake’s written responses to frequently asked questions on his Principia blog, hosted by ESA.Tim Peake’s video responses to pupils’ questions, hosted by the Attenborough Arts Centre.There are a wide range of space-related educational resources related to the mission, including: Principia was British ESA astronaut’s 6 month mission aboard the International Space Station in 2015/16. There is usually a waiting list of 6 to 12 months, so apply early. Your students can use amateur radio to ask astronauts aboard the ISS up to 20 questions through ARISS (Amateur Radio on the International Space Station) Europe. Make radio contact with the International Space Station ( ISS) Astronauts are in high demand, so make sure to inquire well in advance. Invite a European Space Agency ( ESA) astronaut to participate in an interview, video or public appearance through the Public Appearance Request Organisation System ( PAROS). The scheme books up well in advance, so apply early. Get a box containing a slice of moon rock, meteorite samples and related learning activities for up to a week through the Borrow the Moon programme. These volunteers come from a wide range of STEM-related jobs and disciplines across the UK, including the space sector. Bring science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) subjects to life in your classroom with the help of a STEM Ambassador.

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