Egg-citing Easter Challenge with Science Oxford

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Monday, 10th April 2017

10AM - 11.30AM

12.30PM - 2PM

2.30PM - 4PM

Ages 7-11

£7 + booking fee per child accompanying adults free

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It’s time to get cracking with an Easter holiday family workshop all about eggs. Your mission is to build a car that can protect and transport your egg safely, ensuring that it survives the odd crash or two along the way! The eggcellent engineers at Science Oxford will be on hand to provide helpful tips and tricks as you work together to build, test and redesign your special crash test cars. All participants can take their cars and a chocolate treat home with them at the end of the session.

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Venue

The Old Museum, Museum of Oxford
St Aldates, Oxford , Oxfordshire, OX1 1BX, OXON

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