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Educational Visits UK

ISSUE 2 | JUNE 2009

There's More to Explore...

Explore at Bristol

Attracting over 40 000 school visitors each year, Explore-At-Bristol is one of the UK's most popular science centres. Our comprehensive learning programme ensures that every visit not only links in with the National Curriculum, but provides a varied and exciting learning experience for all ages.  Furthermore, as an educational charity, a trip to Explore offers exceptional value for money, including access to:

  • Hundreds of interactive exhibits and special exhibitions
  • Workshops covering a huge range of curriculum topics
  • Entertaining and informative school shows
  • Special theme days designed to challenge and excite your students
  • Presenter-led seasonal star shows in our very own Planetarium
  • Interactive science investigations and activities with our Live Science Team

 

And now there’s even more to Explore! In addition to a wide range of existing learning programmes; several new workshops, school shows and special theme days have been developed for 2009/10. These include the High Flyers special theme day, where students can celebrate the Year of Flight 2010 with a day of aviation related activities; the lab-based workshop A Question of Taste, where post-16 students use PCR to investigate their own DNA; and the Kaleidoshow, where key stage 2 and 3 students can find out more about colour and light.    

There are also brand new exhibitions on offer. From 18 July onwards, visitors to Explore will enjoy an interactive movie-making experience in the Animate It! exhibition. Developed in association with Aardman Animations, the creators of Wallace & Gromit, Animate It! stimulates imagination and creativity as students learn about the process of animation, create their own characters, storyboard a movie and even make their own short films!

For more information about all of the fun and educational activities that Explore has to offer, please visit _____ www.at-bristol.org.uk, call 0845 345 3344 or email education@at-bristol.org.uk.

 

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