Sound of Science


							
Shows & Workshops
Wednesday, 16th November 2016 - Thursday, 1st January 2026
Duration: 60 min
Suitable For: KS2
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The Sound of Science Show is designed for around 100 children but can accommodate larger audiences in an appropriate venue.

We are surrounded by sound in our everyday lives, but how often do we really think about it? This show explores how we make, hear and use sound and most importantly how we can enjoy it!

Your children will be asked to explain and examine various aspects of sound. By identifying some familiar and unfamiliar noises, they will build up a picture to describe the sounds in the world around them.

From vibrations to sound waves to the inner ear, we look at the pleasure, and the danger, of sound. The show culminates in a visual representation of music that your children will be sure to remember.

The Sound of Science Show works in tandem with the Sound of Science Workshop, but can also be booked on its own.

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Pricing

Our experienced team will put together a full or part-day programme of shows and workshops that fits into your school timetable and that allows sufficient time to set up, reset or clear away. The programme is tailored to each school and can usually include a mixture of activities for different Key Stages. A small number of activities may require two staff members, but we can run two streams of activities simultaneously with an additional member of staff.

For timetables involving one staff member:

£230+VAT for a part day
£320+VAT for a whole day
15% discount for Member Schools

For timetables involving two staff members:

£360+VAT for a part day
£495+VAT for a whole day
15% discount for Member Schools

Contact our schools team with any questions on [email protected] 

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