Mini Music Lab
What is sound and how do we hear it? How do sounds come together to make music? We invite pupils to come and learn how music is essentially just science in disguise, in this practical workshop about sound. Pupils will discover what sound really is, by listening, exploring, making and responding to music and sounds through a variety of instruments and activities. Pupils will understand the difference between high and low, fast and slow and soft and loud. Pupils will then have the opportunity to make their own musical instrument.
50 minute workshop. Maximum number of participants: 32
The Space Race
Discover how astronauts get to space, what their life is like there and how they get back. Through a series of fun and engaging activities, pupils will learn what it takes to be an astronaut in terms of training and their day-to-day life on the International Space Station, including the truth about toilets and the science behind weightlessness. At the end of the workshop your class gets the opportunity to design and launch their own air-powered rocket. This dramatic finale would put Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk to shame!
50 minute workshop. Maximum number of participants: 32
Dino Detectives – Cracking the Case of the Stolen Egg!
Step into the shoes of a Dinosaur Detective in this thrilling, hands-on workshop! A rare dino egg has vanished from its nest, and it's up to your pupils to solve the mystery. Using real clues like teeth, footprints — and even a little dino do-do — they'll investigate the crime scene, analyse evidence, and track down the prehistoric perpetrator.
Packed with science, discovery, and plenty of fun, Dino Detectives turns the classroom into a roaring adventure of curiosity and critical thinking!
50 minute workshop. Maximum number of participants: 32