Welcome to our

SCIENCE WORKSHOPS

                           Designed for primary aged children

Welcome to our science links:

* Our science workshops are for home educators and presented in your own home. The area covered is Kent and East Sussex. These are 60 to 90 minute workshops on 5 main topics. One topic per visit.

These are great for revision for school work, and anyone who wishes to be inspired by science.

* Inspiring young innovators, for science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) and art (STEAM)

* All topic linked to the primary science national curriculum                             FOR KS1 AND KS2 CHILDREN

* A great idea to extend the fun of learning is to join our online courses to help improve the understanding of science to young children, with topics that are linked to the national curriculum guidelines. A link will be given to each topic at the end of every workshop.

          



    

                      

                                      BACKGROUND

                                                       


* Our awesome science kits are designed by us and are easy to use.

* There are voice overs, Online tutorials with interactive web pages and visual tricks,

* The printed worksheets are supplied with the workshop on the day of our visit. (that can be photocopied for future  work) and the experiments are using things from around the home.

  Once you have ALL 5 LINKS you may keep these and use                                 over and over again



                                    TOPICS COVERED

                               FORCES with many variations

                              LIGHT - with many variations

                              LIVING THINGS  - PLANTS

                                           SOUND

                   MATERIALS AND THEIR PROPERTIES -

                                    with may variations


        PLEASE NOTE :- These are NOT the same workshops that we provide in schools,                                                 although the topics are the same


                                            

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