Spooky Science, Saturday Science Club Oxford

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Saturday, 29th October 2016

10AM - 11.30AM Ages 5-8

12.30AM - 2PM Ages 7-10

2.30PM - 4PM Ages 9-12

Ages 5-12

£8 per child, accompanying adults free

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Join our family team for a Saturday Science Club Halloween celebration with a spooky science twist! Create glowing slime to take home, make a bubbling, gooey swamp and discover how our ‘monsters’ grow…

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The Discovery Zone
The Basement, Oxford Centre For Innovation, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 1BY

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