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A Planetarium school visit typically entails stepping out of the classroom and into a dome shaped theatre to experience the viewing of interesting educational astronomical and science shows. Offering children and youths of all abilities an exciting opportunity to learn about science and things they may not have known existed in a visual & practical manner. Planetarium workshops and shows benefit both younger and older children through exposure to experiences that cannot be replicated in a classroom and often inspires them to increase their understanding because they can contextualise curriculum related topics. Skills for observation and comprehension for a person’s surroundings can be gained and are essential tools for lifelong learning through awakening curiosity and leading to inquiry. Planetarium school trips are appropriate for all Key stage 1, 2, 3 & 4 level pupils’, however, may especially assist with GCSE Astronomy, general environmental science, and Physics at GCSE level. What a person learns will depend on the Planetarium visited and the shows that are offered, so take a look at our listed venues to discover how your trip can be made more relevant through a planned trip.
A Planetarium school visit typically entails stepping out of the classroom and into a dome shaped theatre to experience the viewing of interesting educational astronomical and science shows. Offering children and youths of all abilities an exciting opportunity to learn about science and things they may not have known existed in a visual & practical manner. Planetarium workshops and shows benefit both younger and older children through exposure to experiences that cannot be replicated in a classroom and often inspires them to increase their understanding because they can contextualise curriculum related topics. Skills for observation and comprehension for a person’s surroundings can be gained and are essential tools for lifelong learning through awakening curiosity and leading to inquiry. Planetarium school trips are appropriate for all Key stage 1, 2, 3 & 4 level pupils’, however, may especially assist with GCSE Astronomy, general environmental science, and Physics at GCSE level. What a person learns will depend on the Planetarium visited and the shows that are offered, so take a look at our listed venues to discover how your trip can be made more relevant through a planned trip.
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South Downs Planetarium and Science Centre Chichester
The South Downs Planetarium and Science Centre was established to provide a facility where people of all ages could learn about science in a very visual and exciting way.
Science & Dinosaur Digital Mobile Dome Nationwide
Science Dome offers a variety of shows for all age groups, including the Moon landings, a trip through the Solar System, Rocks and Soils, and Dinosaurs.
Immersive Experiences Mobile Planetarium School Workshops Nationwide
Immersive Experiences is the UK's multi-award-winning immersive learning/entertainment outreach provider, reaching a record breaking 200,000 people a year.
Curriculum-linked school workshops at National Museums Liverpool
A fantastic selection of curriculum-linked school workshops are offered across five museums and galleries at National Museums Liverpool. From Ancient Egypt to fine arts, from biology to English or wellbeing, all educational workshops can be adapted for special educational needs too.
Kielder Observatory Astronomical Society School Trip STEM Science North East
Nestled in the Kielder Forest in Northumberland, Kielder Observatory brings the inspiration of the night skies to your school. This public astronomical observatory offers sessions suitable for all ages, ranging from KS1 up to A-Level.
Winchester Science Centre Hampshire Science School Trip
Bring science to life with an action-packed school trip at Winchester Science Centre. Get hands-on in a curriculum-linked workshops, blast off on a space adventure in The Planetarium and explore two floors filled with interactive exhibits.
We The Curious Science Centre
Bristol’s science centre is all about asking questions and testing things out, with two floors full of interactive exhibits, new experience Project What If and the UK’s first 3D Planetarium.
Kielder Observatory Astronomical Society STEM Planetarium Workshops North East
Kielder Observatory Astronomical Society STEM Planetarium Workshops offer school science workshops for students in North East England and around the Scottish Borders. Sessions are suitable for kids from KS1 up to A-Level.
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