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The award-winning short film, Sea Dragon, tells Mary Anning’s incredible story and sets the scene for a series of enquiry-based activities – for upper KS2 aged children.
Check out our online science shows for primary schools for British Science Week in March
We took part in the summer ATOM2021 Challenge – have a go at home!
Free puzzle activities from the Science Oxford Centre team and Primary Science Teaching Trust / Science Sparks.
Finding more homes for birds in celebration of National Nest Box Week in February
Inspiring young people in education in March
A series of five-minute videos created to support teachers to get started with practical science enquiry
Do your :bit Global Goals challenge, come up with ideas to help humanity and change the world this summer! For ages 8-18.
Celebrate National Astronomy Week in November
IF Oxford science and ideas festival offers a range of ‘On Demand’ interactive online talks and activities for all ages
Sensory Science is a series of short films, created by one of our Big Science Event at Home judges, Dr Sarah Bearchell.
The science behind the pandemic that changed our lives – a book by Jen Harper
Have a go at making your own spacecraft or a rocket you can actually launch
Fun outdoor activities for families at home or children at school this summer
Learn about and make your own carnival love-bugs with Oxford scientists and artists
Build a bee hotel and learn about bees with scientists and artists for Cowley Road Carnival’s ‘Carnival Arts at Home’ series.
Build a Marble Roller Coaster and other great STEM Inventions.
Commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the end of the Second World War and join in the BBC ‘Great British Bunting’ campaign
If you enjoyed coding a micro:bit and are looking for more fun computing activities, check out Barclays Code Playground on YouTube…
Enter the Rube Goldberg official challenge!
If you enjoyed our Creature Creations Challenge, why not try these amazing Animal Adaptations at home or in school
