Little House of Science

Our After School Science Club is suitable for children in Reception - Year 2 The topics we will cover this term will be: - The Science of Ancient Egypt What is the Weather? - Who was Alexander Fleming? - Mysterious Octopuses Nano World (Intro to Quantum Physics) - Who wants to be an Architect? - Jane Goodall and the Great Apes Light, Reflection and Refraction - Who Wants to be a Chemist? - Wheels and Axles Termly Price: £165

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Our After School Science Club is suitable for children in Year 3 - Year 6 The topics we will cover this term will be: - The Science of Ancient Egypt What is the Weather? - Who was Alexander Fleming? - Mysterious Octopuses Nano World (Intro to Quantum Physics) - Who wants to be an Architect? - Jane Goodall and the Great Apes Light, Reflection and Refraction - Who Wants to be a Chemist? - Wheels and Axles Termly Price: £165

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Our After School Science Club is suitable for children in Reception - Year 2 The topics we will cover this term will be: - The Science of Ancient Egypt What is the Weather? - Who was Alexander Fleming? - Mysterious Octopuses Nano World (Intro to Quantum Physics) - Who wants to be an Architect? - Jane Goodall and the Great Apes Light, Reflection and Refraction - Who Wants to be a Chemist? - Wheels and Axles Termly Price: £165

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Join us for exciting, hands-on science clubs all year round, siblings & friends discounts apply. Children will be taught in age-adjusted groups by Science teachers and Communicators. Daily Topics and Experiments include: From the First Alchemists to Modern Chemists, Explosive Chemical Reactions and Amazing Physical Changes, The Power of Hydrogen: Corrosive Acids and Caustic Alkalis, Can you freeze a Gas? Experiments with Carbon Dioxide, Dazzling Polymers and How to Make Them!, Plastic and Paper: Recycle, Reuse, and Reduce!, The Elements in Your Body!, Dorothy Hodgkin and the Beautiful World of Crystals, Experiments with Chromatography- the Chemistry of Colour, and more... During this half term our topic will be Christmas Chemistry Lab Day 1: • What is Chemistry? • From the first Alchemists to Modern Chemists • What is the Matter? Incredible Atoms and the Periodic Table • Hydrogen and Helium: The Universe’s first Elements • Chemical bonding: How the Elements interact Day 2: • Explosive Chemical Reactions and Amazing Physical Changes • What are the States of Matter? From the coldest Condensates to the Hottest Plasmas • The Properties of Matter – Amazing Materials of the Future! • Non-Newtonian Liquids that Break all the Rules! Day 3: • The Power of Hydrogen: Corrosive Acids and Caustic Alkalis • The Magic of Water, and its Evil Twin, Hydrogen Peroxide • The Element of Life: Adventures with Carbon. • Can you freeze a Gas? Experiments with Carbon Dioxide • Radioactive! Marie Curie and the most Dangerous Elements Day 4: • Heavy Metal: The Metallic Elements and their Properties • The Superpowers of Iron and Copper • Dazzling Polymers and How to Make Them! • Plastic and Paper: Recycle, Reuse, and Reduce! Day 5: • What is Density? Can you Stack Liquids? • The Elements in Your Body! • Dorothy Hodgkin and the Beautiful World of Crystals • Experiments with Chromatography- the Chemistry of Colour Free early drop off from 8.30am

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Scientific Journey to the Centre of Biology Camp. For ages 4-7 and 8-12 years, in separately taught and age adjusted groups. The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1: • From Amoeba to humans • The Life of the Cell: the Perfect Mini Factory • The Secret of Mitochondria • Lynn Margulis and symbiosis Day 2: • Robert Hook and the Invention of the Microscope • Viruses: are Aliens Leaving Amongst Us? • Microorganisms and their Importance • What is vaccination and why we need it? • Who was Edward Jenner? Day 3: • What are nutrients? • Digestive Ride • Respiratory System in Humans and Animals • Five senses in Human and Animals Day 4: • What is Calcium: Skeletons and Teeth • Hearing and Vision in the Animal World • Why our Brain is so special • Cold Blooded vs Warm Blooded Day 5: • Platypuses: the most Mysterious Animals • How Animals adapt to extreme Conditions • The Story of Evolution and where it takes us • Can we become an Interplanetary species? Secure garden area for outdoor activities during lunch breaks Free early drop off 8.30am 5 Days: £480

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The Scientific Story of our Planet: From Big Bang to the Modern World, Holiday Camp For ages 4-7 and 8-12 years, in separately taught and age adjusted groups. The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1: • How it all started: Big Bang • Lost in Space: Explore the Universe and Galaxies • Black Holes • How Stars were born (make a Nebula). • What are supernovae and who was Fritz Zwicky • The Sun: Our own star! Day 2: • Back on Earth: Size, Shape, Spin, and Age • How Henry Cavendish, Isaac Newton, Edmond Halley, and Charles Lyell helped answer some important Questions • Looking for fossils and Dinosaur Hunters • Mary Anning’s Excavations Day 3 : • Rocks and how they change • The Fire Below: Volcanoes • Plate Tectonics and Richter Scale • What is Air? • Hot and Cold: what is the Atmosphere? • Weather and the Life Cycle of a Raindrop Day 4: • Microorganisms or how it all started on Earth • Wonderful Cells. Make Cells, draw Cells, how Cells divide Exponentially! • How Life came out of the Sea. Tree of Life, early Land Colonisers • Homo Sapiens: Where did we come from? • Carl Linnaeus, Charles Darwin, Gregor Mendel, and Rosalind Franklin Day 5: • The Anthropocene: Ecosystems, Green Energy and Climate Change • Arctic and Antarctic challenge • Reaching the stars: Rockets and Space Missions. • Can we fly faster? Forces, Speed of Sounds, Speed of Light • Rosetta Mission and the Voyager Space Craft • How to become an Astronaut • Build a Martian Colony! Free early drop off 8.30am 5 Days: £480

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Junior Medical Explorers: Discovering The World of Medicine summer camp. For ages 4-7 and 8-12 years, in separately taught and age adjusted groups During this week the children will be learning: Day 1 • Doctors Through Time: The History of Medicine • Inside the Human Body • Bio-machinery: Muscles, Tendons, and the Skeleton • Red and White: The Heroes of our Blood Day 2 • How Doctors see Inside Us: Medical Imaging • Our Incredible Nervous System • Wonders of the Brain • Vision and How our Eyes Play Tricks on Us Day 3 • The Digestive System and our Miraculous Micro-biome • Elements: Investigating What We Are Made Of? • Let’s learn about Teeth! • The Circulatory System: Heart and Blood Day 4 • John Snow and Germ Theory that Saved Millions Lives • The Army Inside Us: Our Immune System • The Power of Genetics: The Discoveries of Crick, Watson and Frankin • What are Pathogens? Day 5 • How we are winning the fight against Germs: Alexander Fleming and Mary Hunt • Medicine form Nature: The Immortal Jellyfish or How Do We Learn from Animals • Viruses and Vaccines: Edward Jenner • How the deadliest Creature in the world might just save us all • The Future of Medicine: Will we one day live forever? The Robots Doctors Free early drop off 8.30am 5 Days: £499

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History of Science of Ancient Civilisations holiday camp for 4-12 year olds. For ages 4-7 and 8-12 years, in separately taught and age adjusted groups. The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1 - The Inventions of Ancient China • Paper Making, Maps and the Invention of the Compass • The Kite and Forces of Flight • Earthquakes and the Seismograph • From Gunpower to Rockets Day 2 - The Discoveries of Ancient Greece • Famous Greeks – Archimedes and the golden crown • How Democritus discover his Atomic Theory • Greek medicine – Galen the Gladiator’s Doctor • Early Greek Astronomers and what they learned from Babylonians Day 3 - Secrets of Ancient Egypt • Mystery of Rosetta Stone • Introduction to Egyptology and Archaeology • The Mystery of Pyramids • Papyrus, Ink, Toothpaste and other Amazing Discoveries • The Secrets of Mummification Day 4 - Aztecs, Mayans and Incas • Ancient Cities, Farms, and Bridges • Sports and the Discovery of Rubber • Obsidian and Powerful Volcanoes • The Story of Chocolate Day 5 - Discoveries of Ancient Rome • Roman Concrete and Roman Roads • How Roman Built Aqueducts • Arches, Domes, Vaults and other Roman Architectural Innovations • Water Mills and Roman Baths (Hydrodynamics and Thermodynamics) Secure garden area for outdoor activities during lunch breaks Free early drop off 8.30am 5 Days: £499

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Intro to Medical Sciences Holiday Camp For ages 4-7 and 8-12 years, in separately taught and age adjusted groups. The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1: • The History of Medicine • The Anatomy of our Vital Organs • The Body’s Systems • Bio-machinery: Muscles, Tendons, and the Skeleton • What is Blood? Day 2: • How Doctors see inside us: Medical Imaging • Our incredible Nervous System • Amazing Brains • Vision and how our Eyes play tricks on us Day 3: • The Digestive System and our Miraculous Micro-biome • An Apple a Day: What makes certain Foods healthy? • What are Humans made from? The Chemistry of Life • Let’s learn about Teeth! Day 4: • The Circulatory System: Heart and Blood • The army inside us: Our Immune System • Curing Disease with the Power of Genetics • What are Pathogens? • John Snow and Germ Theory Day 5: • How we are winning the fight against Germs: Alexander Fleming and Mary Hunt • Viruses and Vaccines: Edward Jenner • How the deadliest Creature in the world might just save us all • The Future of Medicine: Will we one day live forever? Free early drop off 8.30am 5 Days: £480

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Intro To Newtonian and Aerodynamic Physics Daily Topics and Experiments include: • What are Forces and why are they important? • The Evolution of Flight, Explore the best shape of Planes • Why do Helicopters and Cars fly? • Space Exploration and Rockets • Can we colonise Mars? • Why is Friction Important? • Who were Issac Newton, Galileo Galilei, Albert Einstein and Amelia Earhart? • What is sound? and more... 4-7 and 8-12 years, (age adjusted & separated groups) Free early drop off 8.30am 5 Days: £490

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Exploring Biology: DNA and the Marvels of Life Camp For ages 4-7 and 8-12 years, in separately taught and age adjusted groups. The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1 • From Bacteria to Humans • The Life of the Cell: the Perfect Mini Factory • The Secret of Mitochondria • Lynn Margulis and symbiosis • Tiny Titan: The Amoeba’s World Day 2 • Robert Hook and the Invention of the Microscope • Viruses: are Aliens Living Amongst Us? • Microorganisms and their Importance • What is vaccination and why we need it? • Who was Edward Jenner? Day 3 • Guardians of the Genetic Code: The DNA • The Digestive Journey of a Sandwich • Respiratory System in Humans and Animals • Five Senses in Human and Animals Day 4 • Biology Thermometer: Cold Blooded vs Warm Blooded • Mightily Calcium: Skeletons, Teeth and beyond • Why our Brain is so Special? • Hearing and Vision in the Animal World Day 5 • Solution for Survival: How Animals Adapt to Extreme Conditions • Platypuses: the Most Mysterious Animals • Jane Goodall: The Woman who Walked with the Apes • The Story of Evolution and Where It Takes Us • Can we become an Interplanetary species? Free early drop off 8.30am 5 Days: £499

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Space Rocks: Planets, Galaxies, Black Holes, and Space Travel Camp For ages 4-7 and 8-12 years, in separately taught and age adjusted groups. The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1: • The story of the Big Bang • The Lifecycle of Stars • Stephen Hawking or story of the Black Hole • The history of space exploration: Sputniks and First Rockets Day 2: • Our Solar family of rocky planets: Mercury, Venus, Mars • Our closest neighbour, the Moon • The Space missions to Moon: the Apollo missions • The First EVA (spacewalk) Day 3: • Moons, Comets, Meteorites and other Rocks in the Space • Rosetta Project • Exoplanets and how we look for them • How to become an Astronaut? Day 4: • The Science behind Rockets • What is Aerodynamics? • Let us explore our closest Star! • Solar Orbiter Day 5: • Let’s learn about Space Crews! • International Space Station • Mars and its Moons • The future of the Space Exploration • Is travelling in Time possible Free early drop off 8.30am 5 Days: £480

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Think Architecture: Shapes, Materials & Cities of the Future Camp For ages 4-7 and 8-12 years, in separately taught and age adjusted groups. The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1 • Engineering and Problem Solving • How Simple Machines Changed our Life • Cogs and Wheels • The Invention of Cars Day 2 • How do Submarine Work? • How do we Build Dams and Why We Need Them? • Leonardo Da Vinci, Catapults, and Divers • The Challenge of Building tall Towers Day 3 • Investigate Bridges and Tunnels • Kingdom Brunel and his big Engineering Dreams • Property of Materials • Friction and Resistance Day 4 • Margaret Hamilton and the Apollo Mission • Space Engineers: The Science of reusable Rockets • How to Land on a Comment: The Amazing Rosetta Project • The Invention of the Telephone Day 5 • Maths in Nature: Fractals, Symmetry, Fibonacci and more • Amazing New Materials • Biomimicry! Engineered by Nature • The Introduction in Artificial Intelligence Free early drop off 8.30am 5 Days: £499

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Geographic Explorers Holiday Camp For ages 4-7 and 8-12 years, in separately taught and age adjusted groups. The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1: • Maps, atlases, and globes • Amazing navigators • How the compass changed the world • Continents and oceans • Jacques Cousteau and the undersea world Day 2: • Weather and Seasons • The power of the Wind • What is Temperature? • Water and Water Cycles • Clouds and Fog Day 3: • Evolution of the landscape • Geological Strata • How Marie Tharp changed Geology forever • Earthquakes and Volcanos Day 4: • What is Erosion? • Amazing Amazonian Rainforests! • From Mount Everest to the Mariana Trench • Great Adventurers and Explorer • Alexander von Humboldt: From Berlin to Bogota Free early drop off 8.30am 4 Days: £384

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Astronomy Unveiled: Discovering Space’s Secrets summer holiday camp 4-7 and 8-12 years, (age adjusted & separated groups) The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1 • From Nothing to Everything: The Big Bang Enigma • The James Webb Telescope Saga • Gravity Unveiled: The Force that Shapes the Universe • The Lifecyle of Stars: From Nebula to Supernova • Stephen Hawking or story of the Black Hole Day 2 • Exploring the Moon’s Many Faces • The Space Missions to Moon: Apollo, Chandrayaan, Chang and Artemis Lunar Missions • Our Solar Family of Rocky Planets: Mercury, Venus, Mars • The First Spacewalk (EVA): Leonov’s Pioneering Leap Day 3 • Comets, Meteorites and Moons and other Rocks in the Space • How to Land on a Comment: The Amazing Rosetta Project • Keppler -452b: Exoplanets and How we Look for Them • Stellar Heroes and Sheroes: How to Become an Astronaut? Day 4 • The Power of Lift: Exploring the Science Behind Rockets • Mastering Aerodynamics: the Secrets of Flight • Our Brilliant Sun: From Fire to Fusion • From Galileo to the Solar Orbiter Mission: Solar Winds, Sunspots and Beyond Day 5 • Living in Orbit: the International Space Station Story • Terraforming Mars • Lets Explore Venus and Mercury • Is travelling in Time possible? Free early drop off 8.30am

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Journey Into Geography and Geology Camp For ages 4-7 and 8-12 years, in separately taught and age adjusted groups. The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1 • Mapping the World: a Journey with Globes and Maps • First Navigators: Polynesian Wayfinders, Vikings, Ancient Greeks and more • How the Invention of the Compass Changed the World • Continents and Oceans • Jacques Cousteau and the Exploration of Undersea World Day 2 • Weather and Seasons • The Power of the Wind • What is Temperature? • The Story of Water Cycle • Clouds and Fog and the Mysteries of the Sky Day 3 • Evolution of the Landscape • The Story of Alfred Wegener and Pangea • Geological Strata • How Marie Tharp changed Geology Forever • The Science Earthquakes and Volcanos Day 4 • The Geography of the African Continent • The Sahara: Earth’s Largest Desert an Its Secrets • Amazing Amazonian Rainforests! • From Mount Everest to the Mariana Trench • Alexander von Humboldt: From Berlin to Bogota Day 5 • What is Biogeography or How Wolves can Impact Geography • Endurance: Shackleton’s Antarctic Odyssey • Ranulph Fiennes Great Adventurers and Explores • Tales of Survival and Modern Explorers Secure garden area for outdoor activities during lunch breaks Free early drop off 8.30am

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Amazing Biomimicry and the Science on Innovation Camp For ages 4-7 and 8-12 years, in separately taught and age adjusted groups. The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1: • What is Biomimicry? • The World of Reptiles • Charles Darwin and his Discoveries • Adaptation and Evolution, do we still evolve? • Biomes and Habitats: from Desert to Arctic Day 2: • Magnificent Plants • What is Chlorophyll and why is it important? • From Fungus to Vaccines • Intelligent Noses Day 3: • Biomimicry and Medicine • The Heart and Whales • Octopuses: Intelligent Creatures of the Oceans • Animal’s Amazing Vision Day 4: • Let us build Amazing Wings • What can we learn from Penguins? • Fast like a Shark! • Spiders: Talented Engineers and Architects Day 5: • Bioluminescence in Nature or why Animals Glow? • The world of Insects • Can we survive without Bees? • Medicine from Amphibians Free early drop off 8.30am 5 Days: £480

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Super Scientists: The Science Geniuses Who Changed the World 4-7 and 8-12 years, (age adjusted & separated groups) The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1: Tuesday 28th May • Vera Rubin and The Search For Black Matter • Isaak Newton and his Laws of Motion and Optics • Robert Hook and the Miraculous Microorganisms • How Edward Jenner, Alexander Fleming and Louis Pasteur Saved the World Day 2: Wednesday 29th May • Galileo Galilei, Nicolaus Copernicus and the Search for Truth • Dorothy Hodgkin and the World of Crystals • Leonard da Vinci and the Secret of Flight • Kingdom Brunel and his Big Engineering Dreams Day 3: Thursday 30th May • Charles Darwin and the Survival of the Fittest • Inge Lehman and the Science of Earthquakes • Alfred Wegener and Pangea • David Attenborough or how to take care of our planet • Lynm Margulis: Symbiosis and the Secrets of Life Day 4: Friday 31st May • Stephen Hawking and the black wholes • Benjamin Franklin’s Electrifying Experiments • Alesandro Volta and The Invention of the Batteries • Albert Einstein: The Mind That Unravelled the Universe Free early drop off 8.30am 4 Days: £392

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Science of Ancient Civilisations Camp 4-7 and 8-12 years, (age adjusted & separated groups) The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1: Tue, 30 May - The Inventions of Ancient China • The Kite – Forces of Flight • Paper Making, Maps and the Invention of the Compass • Earthquakes and the Seismograph • From Gunpower to Rockets Day 2: Wed, 31 May - The Discoveries of Ancient Greece • Famous Greeks – Archimedes and the golden crown • How Democritus discover his Atomic Theory • Greek medicine – Galen the Gladiator’s Doctor • Early Greek Astronomers and what they learned from Babylonians Day 3: Thu, 1 June - Secrets of Ancient Egypt • Introduction to Egyptology and Archaeology • The Mystery of Pyramids • Papyrus, Ink, Toothpaste and other Amazing Discoveries • The Secrets of Mummification Day 4: Fri, 2 June - Aztecs, Mayans and Incas • Ancient Cities, Farms, and Bridges • Sports and the discovery of Rubber • Obsidian and Powerful Volcanoes • The Story of Chocolate Free early drop off 8.30am 4 Days: £384

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Think Physics: Newton, Volta, Einstein and Quantum Physics Holiday Camp 4-7 and 8-12 years, (age adjusted & separated groups) The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1 • What is Gravity and its Effect in Our Universe? • I Galileo Galilei • Leonardo and the Science of Flight • Rocket Science and How Far Can We Get? Day 2 • From Solid to Plasma: States of Matter • What are Forces? • Isaac Newton and the Newtonian Laws • What is Energy? • Density and the Property of Materials Day 3 • Electromagnetisms and Light • Electricity and Circuits • Alexander Volta and the Invention of the Battery • Green Energy and New Materials Day 4 • Dance of Particles: Introduction in Particle Physics • Strange Atoms • Week and Strong Forces • A Journey Through the Life of Stars • Stephen Hawking and the mystery of Black Holes • Is Time Travel Possible? Day 5 • The Physics of Sound • What are Waves: A Journey Through the World of Vibrations • What is Echolocation? • The Invention of the Telephone and How this Changed Us Free early drop off 8.30am 5 Days: £499

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The Wonderful World of Chemistry Camp For ages 4-7 and 8-12 years, in separately taught and age adjusted groups. The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1: • What is Chemistry? • From the first Alchemists to modern Chemists • What is the matter? Incredible atoms and the Periodic Table • Hydrogen and Helium: The Universe’s first Elements • Chemical bonding: How the Elements interact Day 2: • What is a Chemical? • Explosive Chemical Reactions and amazing Physical changes • What are the States of Matter? From the Coldest Condensates to the Hottest Plasmas • The Properties of Matter – Amazing Materials of the Future! • Non-Newtonian Liquids that break all the Rules! Day 3: • The Power of Hydrogen: Corrosive Acids and Caustic Alkalis • The Magic of Water, and its Evil Twin, Hydrogen Peroxide • The Element of Life: Adventures with Carbon • Can you freeze a Gas? Experiments with Carbon Dioxide • Radioactive! Marie Curie and the most Dangerous Elements Day 4: • Heavy Metal: The Metallic Elements and their Properties • The Superpowers of Iron and Copper • Dazzling Polymers and how to make them! • Plastic and Paper: Recycle, Reuse, and Reduce! Day 5: • What is Density? Can you stack Liquids? • The elements in your body! • Dorothy Hodgkin and the beautiful World of Crystals. • Experiments with Chromatography- the Chemistry of Colour Free early drop off 8.30am 5 Days: £480

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Join us for exciting, hands-on science clubs all year round, siblings & friends discounts apply. Children will be taught in age-adjusted groups by Science teachers and Communicators. Daily Topics and Experiments include: From the First Alchemists to Modern Chemists, Explosive Chemical Reactions and Amazing Physical Changes, The Power of Hydrogen: Corrosive Acids and Caustic Alkalis, Can you freeze a Gas? Experiments with Carbon Dioxide, Dazzling Polymers and How to Make Them!, Plastic and Paper: Recycle, Reuse, and Reduce!, The Elements in Your Body!, Dorothy Hodgkin and the Beautiful World of Crystals, Experiments with Chromatography- the Chemistry of Colour, and more... During this half term our topic will be Christmas Chemistry Lab Day 1: • What is Chemistry? • From the first Alchemists to Modern Chemists • What is the Matter? Incredible Atoms and the Periodic Table • Hydrogen and Helium: The Universe’s first Elements • Chemical bonding: How the Elements interact Day 2: • Explosive Chemical Reactions and Amazing Physical Changes • What are the States of Matter? From the coldest Condensates to the Hottest Plasmas • The Properties of Matter – Amazing Materials of the Future! • Non-Newtonian Liquids that Break all the Rules! Day 3: • The Power of Hydrogen: Corrosive Acids and Caustic Alkalis • The Magic of Water, and its Evil Twin, Hydrogen Peroxide • The Element of Life: Adventures with Carbon. • Can you freeze a Gas? Experiments with Carbon Dioxide • Radioactive! Marie Curie and the most Dangerous Elements Day 4: • Heavy Metal: The Metallic Elements and their Properties • The Superpowers of Iron and Copper • Dazzling Polymers and How to Make Them! • Plastic and Paper: Recycle, Reuse, and Reduce! Day 5: • What is Density? Can you Stack Liquids? • The Elements in Your Body! • Dorothy Hodgkin and the Beautiful World of Crystals • Experiments with Chromatography- the Chemistry of Colour Free early drop off from 8.30am

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How Engineers Change the World Camp For ages 4-7 and 8-12 years, in separately taught and age adjusted groups. The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1: • Engineering and Problem Solving • How Simple Machines Changed our Life • Cogs and Wheels • The Invention of Cars Day 2: • Leonardo Da Vinci, Catapults, and Divers • How do Submarine Work? • How do we Build Dams and Why We Need Them? • The Challenge of Building Tall Towers Day 3: • Investigate Bridges and Tunnels • Kingdom Brunel and his big Engineering Dreams • Property of Materials • Friction and Resistance Day 4: • Margaret Hamilton and the Apollo Mission • The Science of reusable Rockets • The Invention of the Telephone • Stephenson and the first Railways Day 5: • The Introduction in Artificial Intelligence • Amazing new Materials • Engineered by Nature • Maths in Nature Free early drop off 8.30am 5 Days: £480

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Think Architecture: Shapes, Materials & Cities of the Future Camp For ages 4-7 and 8-12 years, in separately taught and age adjusted groups. The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1: • Engineers or Architects? • Architectural Landmarks • How the Wheel changed the World • The Coliseum and The Duomo • Properties of Materials Day 2: Cities of the Future • Let’s build columns! • Beams, Vaults, and Arches • The invention of the simple machines • Introduction to Towers: Engineering Above the Clouds Day 3: • Who was Antonio Gaudi? • Zaha Hadid and the Diversity of Shapes • Norman Foster and his Buildings • Naval Engineering Day 4: • Animal Architects: Beavers, Termites, Spiders and Bees • Who was Islamabad Kingdom Brunel • Sustainable Architecture and how Bucky Fuller changed the world • Design your own home! • How climate affects Architecture and vice versa Day 5: • The Anatomy of Castles • Biomimicry and Architecture • Let’s Build Bridges/ The Bridges of London • Young Architects and their Vision • Space Architecture Free early drop off 8.30am 5 Days: £480

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This Weird and Wonderful Insects & Other Crawlers Camp is suitable for children aged 4-12 years old. The children will be split into two groups 4-7 years old and 8-12 years old. The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1 – Monday, 24 October 2022 • Meet the World of Extraordinary Insects • The Anatomy of Insects • Why Giant Dragonflies don’t exists today? • What can we learn from Ants • What are Exoskeletons? Day 2 – Tuesday 25 October 2022 • Food Chains, Food Webs and Ecological Pyramids • Animal Intelligence • Bioluminescence and Fireflies • Mysterious Spiders Day 3 – Wednesday, 26 October 2022 • What is Camouflage? • Gastropods and Biomimicry • Vision through Compound Eyes • Honey Bees and Hives Day 4 – Thursday, 27 October 2022 • Maths in Nature • The Life of Worms • Butterflies and the Science of Symmetry • Other Animals Superpowers • Robert Hook and his Famous Flea Glass Day 5 – Friday, 28 October 2022 • What is Rewilding? • The Difficult Life of Extremophiles • How Beetles can teach us about Forces • Amazing Ladybugs and Cicadas Full Week: £480, Daily Rate: £98 (free early drop-off from 8.30 am)

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This Amazing Secrets of Energy Camp is suitable for children aged 4-12 years old. 4-7 and 8-12 years, (age adjusted & separated groups). Full Week: £460 (free early drop-off from 8.30 am) The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1, Monday, 25 July 2022 • What is Energy? • A History of Energy/Use of Energy in our Homes • Universe of Energy: Energy from Stars and Galaxies • Our Closest Star the Sun Day 2, Tuesday, 26 July 2022 • What is Photosynthesis? • Food as Energy • What is Heat and Temperature ? • Chemical Energy Day 3, Wednesday, 27 July 2022 • Light as a Source of Energy • How Newton Discovered the Secrets of Universe • Bioluminescence • Can Storing Energy: from Volta to the invention of Fuel Cells • Can we break the Speed of Light? Day 4, Thursday, 28 July 2022 • The Nature of Sound and Vibrations • How Do we Detect Sounds? • Seeing with Sound: Echolocation • What is Gravity and what is Gravitational Potential Energy? Day 5, Friday, 29 July 2022 • What is Electricity? • How Benjamin Franklin Collected Electric Charges from Thunderclouds • What are Atoms? • Green Energy: Wind Energy and Hydro Electricity

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Journey to the Centre of Biology Camp: From the Mini World of Bacteria to Humans Free early drop off 8.30am 4-7 and 8-12 years, (age adjusted & separated groups) 5 Days: £460 The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1, Monday, 8 August 2022 • From Amebae to Humans • The Life of the Cell: The Perfect Mini Factory • The Secret of Mitochondria • Lynn Margulis and the Ideas of Symbiosis Day 2, Tuesday, 9 August 2022 • Robert Hook and the Invention of The Microscope • Viruses: Are Aliens Leaving Amongst Us? • Microorganisms and their Importance • What is Vaccination and Why We Need It? • Who was Edward Jenner? Day 3, Wednesday, 10 August 2022 • What Are Nutrients? • Digestive Ride or the Journey of your Breakfast • Respiratory System in Humans and Animals • All about our five Senses Day 4, Thursday, 11 August 2022 • What is Calcium: Skeletons and Teeth • Hearing and Vision in the Animal World • Why our Brain is so special? Day 5, Friday, 12 August 2022 • What is Marine Biology? • Eugenie Clark and Her Research About Sharks • All about Jellyfish • Veterinary or who wants to be a Vet?

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Our theme for this camp is Scientific Mysteries of Energy - Christmas Journey into Physics. Our Christmas Science Camp is suitable for children ages 4-14 years old. The children will be split into two groups 4-7 years old and 8-12 years old. The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1 – Monday, 19 December 2022 • What is Energy? • A History of Energy/ Using Energy at Home • What is the Law of Conservation of Energy? • What are Atoms? Universe of Energy: the energy from stars and galaxies • What is Dark Energy • The Energy of Our Closest Star: the Sun Day 2 – Tuesday, 20 December 2022 • What is Photosynthesis or How Plants Create Energy? • Food as Energy • What is Heat and Temperature? • What is Chemical Energy? Day 3 – Wednesday, 21 December 2022 • Light as a source of Energy • How Newton Discovered the Secrets of Universe • The Energy of Bioluminescence • Storing Energy: from Volta to the Invention of Fuel Cells • Can we Break the Speed of light Day 4 – Thursday, 22 December 2022 • The Nature of Sound and Vibrations • How Do we Detect Sounds? • Seeing with Sound: Echolocation • What is Gravity? (Little Science) • Gravitational Potential Energy (Advance Science) Day 5 – Friday, 23 December 2023 • What is Electricity? The Science behind Christmas Lights • How Benjamin Franklin Collected Electric Charges from Thunderclouds • Nikola Tesla and his Fantastic Inventions • Green Energy: Wind Energy and Hydro Electricity Full Week: £480, Daily Rate: £98 (free early drop-off from 8.30 am)

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The World of Architecture Camp Free early drop off 8.30am 4-7 and 8-12 years, (age adjusted & separated groups) The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1, Monday, 22 August 2022 • Engineers or Architects? • Architectural Landmarks • Egyptian Pyramids, The Coliseum and The Duomo • Properties of Materials Day 2, Tuesday, 23 August 2022 • The Invention of the Simple Machines • How the Wheel Changed the Word • The Science of Force in Bridges • Let us Build Columns • Beams, Vaults and Arches Day 3, Wednesday, 24 August 2022 • Who was Antonio Gaudi? • Diversity of Houses • Introduction to Towers Day 4, Thursday, 25 August 2022 • Who wants to be an Engineer? • Naval Architecture: Liners, Hovercrafts, and Submarines • Animal Architects • Who was Islamabad Kingdom Brunel? Day 5, Friday, 26 August 2022 • Zaha Hadid and other Architects arrived form the Future • How Climate affects Architecture and vice versa • Sustainable Architecture • Design your own home

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Week 4: Astrogeology Camp: Exploration of Earth, Other Planets, Moons, Asteroids, Comets, and Meteorites Free early drop off 8.30am 4-7 and 8-12 years, (age adjusted & separated groups) 5 Days: £460 The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1, Monday, 1 August 2022 • What is beneath our Feet? • Welcome to Earth: Size, Shape, Spin and Age • How Henry Cavendish, Isaac Newton, Edmond Halley, and Charles Lyell helped answer some important questions • How do Scientists know what is inside the Earth? • Inge Lehman: The Geologist who discovered Earth’s deepest secret Day 2, Tuesday, 2 August 2022 • Rocks and Minerals • Exploration of Crystals • Who Wants to be a Volcanologists? • The Science Behind Earthquakes • The Story of Pangea • Tectonics Plates and the Richter Scale Day 3, Wednesday, 3 August 2022 • What is astrogeology? • Our Closest Neighbour, the Moon • Our Solar family of Rocky Planets: Mercury, Venus, Mars • Can we Colonise Mars? Day 4, Thursday, 4 August 2022 • Moons, Comets, Meteorites and other Rocks in The Space • Rosetta Project: Landing on a Comet • The Hidden world beneath the Antarctic Ice Sheet • Exoplanets and how we look for them Fossils and the mysterious disappearance of Dinosaurs Day 5, Friday, 5 August 2022 • Soil and the Microorganisms • Erosion, Rains and Winds • What is the Shape of the Ocean Floor? • Rachel Carson and what she did for our Planet

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This Fascinating Animal World Camp is suitable for children aged 4-12 years old. Full Week: £460 (free early drop-off from 8.30 am) The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1, Monday, 11 July 2022 • Animals World and Classification • Vertebrates versus Invertebrates • Exoskeletons, Do They Make Animals Stronger? • Amazing Jellyfish Day 2, Tuesday, 12 July 2022 • Cold Blooded versus Worm Blooded • What is Blood • What can we learn from Reptiles? • Who was Joan Procter? Day 3, Wednesday, 13 July 2022 • What Are Ecosystems and Biomass? • Food and Web Chains • The Amazing World of Ants • What are Arachnids? Day 4, Thursday, 14 July 2022 • Imagine a World Without Bees • Extremophiles and Other Aliens • Snails and Slugs and some Secrets of Mathematics Day 5 , Friday, 15 July 2022 • How Life came out of Oceans • How Sharks can Teach us to Swim Faster • Mammals’ vs non-Mammals • Magnificent Amphibians

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Meet the Elements - A Journey Through Chemistry Camp Free early drop off 8.30am 4-7 and 8-12 years, (age adjusted & separated groups) 5 Days: £460 The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1, Monday, 15 August 2022 • What is Chemistry? • From the first Alchemists to modern Chemists. • What is the Matter? Incredible Atoms and the Periodic Table • Hydrogen and Helium: The Universe’s first Elements • Chemical bonding: How the Elements interact Day 2, Tuesday, 16 August 2022 • Explosive Chemical Reactions and amazing physical changes • What are the States of Matter? From the coldest Condensates to the hottest Plasmas • The Properties of Matter – Amazing Materials of the Future! • Non-Newtonian Liquids that break all the Rules! Day 3, Wednesday, 17 August 2022 • The Power of Hydrogen: Corrosive Acids and Caustic Alkalis • The Magic of Water, and its Evil Twin, Hydrogen Peroxide • The Element of Life: Adventures with Carbon. • Can you freeze a Gas? Experiments with Carbon Dioxide • Radioactive! Marie Curie and the most dangerous Elements Day 4, Thursday, 18 August 2022 • Heavy Metal: The Metallic Elements and their Properties • The superpowers of Iron and Copper • Dazzling Polymers and How to Make Them! • Plastic and Paper: Recycle, Reuse, and Reduce! Day 5, Friday, 19 August 2022 • What is Density? Can you stack liquids? • The Elements in Your Body! • Dorothy Hodgkin and the Beautiful World of Crystals • Experiments with Chromatography- the Chemistry of Colour

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Our theme for this camp is Adventures in Oceanography - Marine Biology. This Camp is suitable for children ages 4-14 years old. The children will be split into two groups 4-7 years old and 8-12 years old (separately taught, age-adjusted content). The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1 – Monday, 13 February 2023 • The Deep Ocean and Incredible Recent Discoveries! • Who wants to be a Marine Biologist? • The Science of Swimming • The Anatomy of the Ocean • Mysterious Hydrothermal Vents • The Origins of Life in the Oceans Day 2 – Tuesday, 14 February 2023 • Intelligent Octopuses and Squids • The Sea Turtles: a Phenomenon of Nature • The Moon and the Ocean • How do Gills Work • Oceanic Food Chains • How Mighty Kelp Forests Can Save The Planet Day 3 – Wednesday, 15 February 2023 • How to Build Submarines • Frozen Oceans and life under and above the ice • Amazing Jellyfish • How Whales and Dolphins Can Teach us About Echolocation Day 4 – Thursday, 16 February 2023 • The Science of Waves and How the Waves Shape the World. • The Wonderful World of Sharks • How the Moon interacts with the Ocean • Animal Superpower: Bioluminescence and How it Works • What Are Oceanic Currents? Day 5 – Friday, 17 February 2023 • Water Cycles and how the Oceans Shapes the Weather • What is Deep Sea Symbiosis? • The Biology of Coral Reefs • Jacques Cousteau, Sylvia Earle, Orla Doherty and Other Ocean Explorers We Should Know About • Microplastic Pollution and Its Impact on the Marine Life Full Week: £480, Daily Rate: £98 (free early drop-off from 8.30 am)

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This Science Geniuses Who Changed The World Camp is suitable for children aged 4-12 years old. 4-7 and 8-12 years, (age adjusted & separated groups) Full Week: £460 (free early drop-off from 8.30 am) The topics we will cover over the week are: Day 1, Monday, 18 July 2022 • Nicola Tesla and the giant Thunder Collector • Katherine Johnson and the Rocket Science • Archimedes and the Crown Challenge • Mary Anning’s Fossils Day 2, Tuesday, 19 July 2022 • Vera Rubin and the search for Black Matter • Robert Hook and the miraculous Microorganisms • How Edward Jenner, Alexander Fleming and Louis Pasteur saved the World • Elon Musk and the Exploration of Mars Day 3, Wednesday, 20 July 2022 • Galileo Galilei, Nicolaus Copernicus, and the search for Truth • Dorothy Hodgkin and the World of Crystals • Leonard da Vinci and the Secret of Flight • Kingdom Brunel and his big Engineering Dreams Day 4, Thursday, 21 July 2022 • Charles Darwin and the Survival of the Fittest and most Adaptable • Inge Lehman and the Science of Earthquakes • Alfred Wegener and Pangea • David Attenborough or how to take care of our Planet Day 5, Friday, 22 July 2022 • Robert Hook and the World of Invisible • Stephen Hawking and Black Holes • Isaac Newton and his Laws of Motion and Optics

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