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We Bring Big Ideas To Young Minds!

Our Brisbane and Sydney-based workshops introduce primary school students to the BIG Ideas of
science including the Periodic Table, Molecular Theory and Quantum Mechanics

so they can soar higher in high school and university.

2-Hour Workshops Spring Holidays 
$69 Parents FREE

BRISBANE
University of Queensland, St Lucia

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We recommend that students attend Starter Workshop 1 first. 

This will help them better understand the later workshops.

Starter Workshop 1:  Atoms & Periodic Table
         Discover the Alphabet of the Universe!

9:30 am Sat 21st September  FULL

Starter Workshop 2:  Magic Molecules
               Make the Molecules of Life


12 noon Sun 22nd September  FULL

12 noon Sat 21st September   FULL

Starter Workshop 3:  Protons, ElectronsNeutrons
Atoms are made of even tinier things!

No prior knowledge needed.

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12 noon Tue 24th September  FULL

                     Light and Sound Show

Literally make waves to see and hear them in action.
No prior knowledge needed.


12 noon  Wed 25th September  3 PLACES LEFT

Organic Chemistry

Perfect for budding doctors who want to understand the molecular magic behind medicine and life itself!

Best done after Workshop 2. 

12 noon Sat 28th September  6 PLACES LEFT

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Special Offers

Up to 25% discount is available for siblings and multiple bookings.  See here for details. 

 

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Holiday Workshops

Advanced Science

Our 2-hour holiday workshops introduce concepts like atoms, the Periodic Table and molecules which are 10 years ahead of your child's normal school curriculum. 

And kids love it.

2-hours of Fun 

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A parent can join the workshop for no extra charge. Please contact us for availability.
 

Ages 5 to 12

Our workshops cater for all primary and middle high school students. We are able to explain complex ideas in child-friendly ways so all kids can clearly "get it".

 

Students from 8 years of age can grasp the deeper scientific concepts faster, while students from 5 to 7 years of age can confidently learn when a parent joins to support them (no extra charge). 

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What Parents Are Saying

Matthew has an awesome time on Friday and he is still talking about it! I love seeing him get so excited about learning! He is now thinking he wants to be a scientist instead of a neurosurgeon. 

I have received your videos thank you I can't wait to watch them with Matthew over the holidays and we look forward to seeing you at the next holiday workshop! 

Thanks again 

Kirsty Sherrington

 

My daughter is in grade 11 now, and loves science; atomic science best. I think it is simply because she was introduced to it so early in your classes, all those years ago. It made her look at the world differently. 

She was only talking about your classes recently. Said she understood what the teachers were talking about when discussing atoms, but was remembering back to your building blocks. They didn't have anything 'so cool' to build molecules in her high school. So lucky she was exposed to your classes. 
 

Toni Wolter-Tsang

My son is super-keen in science and he needs more than what he’s receiving at school.  As a teacher my observations of the workshop were fantastic.  They get to experience things that they don’t get in the classroom.  They get to have their hands engaged and learn new things. While my son is here enjoying the day and having fun, I feel it sets them up for the future and he’s able to better engage in his high school curriculum having had these hands-on experiences and having a deeper understanding.  It will really make him confident and calm in high school. 

Amber Weekes

 

My son, Thomas, is not generally one to discuss his day in depth, but after today’s Science workshop he spoke non-stop about the activities and what he’d learnt.

You’ve definitely piqued his interested! He’s excited for the next workshop!

Thank you!


Kylie Smith
 

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