Bring British Science Week 2026 to life with our Curiosity Science Workshop — an exciting, hands-on experience that places questioning and discovery at the heart of learning. Live demonstrations, practical challenges, and unforgettable science moments for every year group.

Pupils are amazed by live demonstrations in a whole-school assembly, including kinetic energy experiments, disappearing water, spinning like a skater and a giant bubble ring finale, before taking part in practical workshop activities.
Each class session includes the Grab the Orange Challenge, Bernoulli's Windbags, the inertia tablecloth trick, ZipString engineering, building a human electrical circuit and controlling a hovering ping-pong ball. Every session is carefully adapted for different year groups.
Designed to encourage pupils to predict, test ideas and explore how forces, energy, air pressure and electricity shape the world around them — leaving every child inspired to keep questioning and exploring long after the day ends.
Each session includes live demonstrations, practical experiments, and hands-on challenges where students directly manipulate materials and test scientific ideas. No screens — just engaging, tactile learning that builds confidence and curiosity.
Live whole-school assembly demonstrations including kinetic energy experiments and disappearing water that leave students amazed.
All year groupsHands-on problem-solving challenge exploring forces and motion — can you grab the orange using science?
All year groupsExplore air pressure and aerodynamics by inflating bags in a single breath using Bernoulli's principle.
KS1+The classic physics trick explained — students learn about inertia and Newton's First Law through dramatic demonstrations.
KS2Students become part of a working electrical circuit, learning about conductors, insulators and energy transfer.
All year groupsThe spectacular finale — exploring surface tension, gas properties and pressure through giant bubble formations.
All year groupsPupils develop the habit of asking 'why' and 'what if' questions about the world around them.
Students investigate forces, motion, pressure, heat and energy transfer through hands-on experiments.
Pupils learn to predict outcomes, test variables and reflect on results — building resilience when experiments surprise them.
Students discover how scientific concepts link to technology, sport and nature.
Up to 4 sessions
Up to 7 sessions
6 × 40-minute shows
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