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“Inspiration Through Discovery”
Wild Science is the UK’s No. 1 provider of quality Animal Education and Animal Therapy Workshops.
We have the most knowledgeable Experts and the widest range of animals to suit your specific needs. Every session is a... > View Profile
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The Dragon Dance captures the very symbol of Chinese New Year.
Chinese New Year is on the 16th February and 2018 is the Year of the Dog. Traditionally, New Year was a time for the Chinese to pray to their ancestors as well as to all the... > View Profile
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Diwali is a Hindu festival that is also known as the Festival of Lights.
Synonymous to the festival are diya oil lamps, usually made from clay with a cotton wick dipped in ghee or vegetable oils.
The lighting of a diya lamp in honor of Diwali is regarded as forcing light... > View Profile
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Kiddy Cook's programme of cooking activity workshops, underpinned by the National Curriculum's core subject of cooking and nutrition, is an evidence-based, education intervention aimed at improving health related knowledge and behaviours in children.
We use cooking as an... > View Profile
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The Dinosaur Workshop brings prehistoric life into your school, taking your children back millions of years to discover the wonder of the dinosaurs. Children become part of a paleontological excavation site, locating and identifying replica fossils from some of the most iconic... > View Profile
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Education Group creates world first!
Using the latest VR technology, Education Group can take your class around the world, under the sea or even to the moon! Education Group’s initial bespoke workshops are based around Anti-bullying and Indigenous Australia.
With... > View Profile
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Our Roman Soldier Workshops gives children the opportunity to have a Roman Soldier visit their school.
Lucius Felix Silvanus of the 20th Legion, Valeria Victrix will introduce himself to the children and will talk about how he joined the Roman Empire.
Set in 72 Anno... > View Profile
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Our Roman Gladiator workshop provides a unique insight into life in Roman Britain.
Our fearsome Gladiator dressed in full body armour will visit your school and will talk to the children about how life was living as a Gladiator.
Set in 72AD, our... > View Profile
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Our Gamelan Workshop is a traditional Indonesian music ensemble usually made up of percussion instruments. The word gamelan comes from the Javanese word 'gamel' which means hammer.
A gamelan orchestra usually consists of a number of gongs, drums and metallophones made up... > View Profile
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Its 1940 and the Country is at war.
We’ve intercepted enemy radio signals and sent them to Bletchley Park, home of our country's codebreakers.
These messages have been coded using German Enigma machines and need to be deciphered and sent to our military command... > View Profile
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Can You Spot the Maths Behind the Magic?
Maths Magician Martin Duffy will be travelling to schools and colleges to encourage the discovery and enjoyment of maths using hands-on exhibits and related activities. "The trouble with maths in school is that students and... > View Profile
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Our Mask Making Workshop is a unique celebration of African art. Each child decorates their own wooden mask sculpted in the style of the Dan Tribe from Western Africa.
As part of the workshop the children will learn about African art and how most African masks are... > View Profile
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In the early days of ancient Egypt, Kings and important people, encircled their name (written in hieroglyphics) with a design that we now call a cartouche.
This cartouche was an oval circle and looked rather like a nameplate. Around the design was a picture of a rope, tied at... > View Profile
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Bring a Latin flavour to your primary school from South America!
Our Samba Drumming Workshop is suitable for all age groups and gives children the opportunity to creatively learn about and enjoy music from another culture.
Using various percussion... > View Profile
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