The light fantastic

Families

Saturday, 18th June 2016

Ages 7 -11

£5

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Brighten up your Saturday afternoon with a dazzling family workshop about the amazing properties of light. Children will explore how insects see the world and how we use this to stop banknote forgeries. Discover how scientists use infra-red light to learn about ocean currents and the birth of stars. How can science make objects disappear before your eyes? Book now for this illuminating and interactive science show – ideal for ages 7-11.

Venue

The Morrell Room
Manor Road, Streatley, Reading, RG8 9DR

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