Watch the IMAX film, The Human Body 2D, then experience a fun, informative drama performance that explores how the body works.
From hot air balloons to glorious gliders, join us in this fun and interactive storytelling session especially for KS1.
We welcome students with special educational needs at any time, but on set dates Launchpad is reserved for SEN groups.
Fast-moving filming workshop that will help Year 5 and 6 students develop their science communciation skills.
Quiz Sir Isaac Newton about how an apple changed the world and how his scientific discoveries - from gravity to light - have changed our lives.
Our popular Launchpad gallery is reserved for different age groups on different days. Find out when you can request places for your Key Stage 2 group.
Can Monkey and his friends use forces to get the Golden Coconut down from its tree? A fun filled storytelling performance in which all children are involved in recognising, describing and demonstrating the forces Monkey and his friends must use.
Experience life in reduced gravity in our stunning Fly me to the Moon 3D IMAX film, then meet our astronaut character or take part in our space-themed workshop.
What do you look like in another dimension? In this event students can have their photograph taken and explore what their faces look like in 3D.
Join Florrie as she takes time out of her dust-busting cleaning schedule to get to grips with a new invention - the vacuum cleaner. Available from October.
Our popular Launchpad gallery is reserved for different age groups on different days. Find out when you can request places for your Key Stage 3 group.
Find out about living and working in space with our costumed character portraying Gene Cernan, NASA astronaut and last man on the Moon.
Our engaging Orchard Days costumed character takes your pupils on a magical journey to find out about materials.
An engaging and interactive storytelling session exploring forces and motion through an adaptation of the popular traditional folk story, The Enormous Turnip.
An storytelling session and participatory workshop exploring materials through an adaptation of the popular traditional folk story.
Discover what happens to Plasticine Pete when plunged into liquid nitrogen and find out how to use a banana as a hammer.
A gory journey through the human body, looking at blood and its effect on the major organs, blood vessels, disease and health. Loads of interaction and some tasty demos.
Our costumed character portraying a wacky doctor explores the wonders of the human body with the help of his sidekick, Jones the Bones.
A fast-moving and entertaining demonstration that explores forces and motion.
A fast-moving interactive tour for KS2 uncovering secrets about our wonderful aircraft and flying machines.
Our popular Launchpad gallery is reserved for different age groups on different days. Find out when you can request places for your Key Stage 1 children.
An interactive storytelling session exploring light and shadows through the tale of Hedgehog who isn't ready to hibernate.
A lively and participatory show that provokes students to think about the ethical implications of who has access to genetic information.
Find out about how George Stephenson became the ‘father of the railways’ and the story behind Rocket becoming the most famous steam locomotive in the world.
Hear the story of Yuri Gagarin, the first human into space.
In 1930 flying sensation Amy Johnson became the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia. Find out about her epic journey and the challenges she faced as a female pilot in a man's world.
Come and meet Michael Faraday and let him tell you all about his cutting-edge electric experiments.
This dynamic and gross show looks at food groups, balanced diets and digestion by following the journey of food through the human body. See videos of your insides and find out why your poo is brown.
