Animal Agents Library Tour

Whats On

Monday, 31st July 2017 - Wednesday, 30th August 2017

Morning or afternoon

Suitable for ages 6+

Free - booking required

Join Science Oxford, in partnership with Raintree Publishers, at libraries across Oxfordshire for an interactive family science show that explores (in some very unique ways) how wild animals adapt to their habitat: how they hide, hunt and defend themselves.

Dress-up as your favourite animal, cheer on the animal teams in our Animal Agents World Championships and meet our amazing new ROBOT – all while learning more about nature’s cleverest creatures.

Part of the Animal Agents Summer Reading Challenge 2017

Spaces are FREE but limited, so please contact your library directly to book a place.

Parents/ carers need to accompany children.

Tuesday 22nd August
Burford Library 11am – 12pm
Carterton Library 2.30pm – 3.30pm

Wednesday 23rd August
Wheatley Library 11am – 12pm
Cowley Library 2.30pm – 3.30pm

Friday 25th August
Watlington Library 11am – 12pm

Tuesday 29th August
Grove Library 3pm – 4pm

Wednesday 30th August
Kennington Library 10.30am – 11.30am
Didcot Library 2.30pm – 3.30pm

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