With your family or friends, come and take a look under the microscope at nature's living elements and compare your knowledge with that of other species.
IN JULY
Sunday 13th July
9.30am: ‘The rules of water’: little experiments to understand this vital element
3.30pm: "Why does a boat float? "Experiments to understand Archimedes' buoyancy
Sunday 20th July
9.30 am: ‘The submarine’ experiment to understand how a submarine floats
At 3.30pm: ‘Erosion explained to children’.
Sunday 27th July
9.30 am: Game to understand the depth of the oceans and its inhabitants
3.30pm: ‘The salt that makes you float’ - Floatation experiment
IN AUGUST
Sunday 3 August
9.30 am: Experimental workshop "Will it rain?
3.30pm: ‘Oiled feathers’ - Come and understand the impact of marine pollution on the plumage of seabirds.
Sunday 10 August
9.30am: ‘The salt that makes you float’ - Floatation experiment
3.30pm: ‘The rules of water’ - Little experiments to help you understand this vital element
Sunday 17 August
9.30 am: ‘Erosion explained to children’.
3.30pm: ‘Algae against the light’ Microscopic observation and their role in biodiversity
Sunday 25 August
9.30 am: ‘Scientific magic trick’ - Oil and water fusion experiment to understand the impact of marine pollution
3.30pm: Game to understand the depths of the oceans and their inhabitants
Sunday 31st August
9.30 am: Experimental workshop "Will it rain?
3.30pm: Experimental workshop ‘Make your own rainbow’.
Sunday 13th July
9.30am: ‘The rules of water’: little experiments to understand this vital element
3.30pm: "Why does a boat float? "Experiments to understand Archimedes' buoyancy
Sunday 20th July
9.30 am: ‘The submarine’ experiment to understand how a submarine floats
At 3.30pm: ‘Erosion explained to children’.
Sunday 27th July
9.30 am: Game to understand the depth of the oceans and its inhabitants
3.30pm: ‘The salt that makes you float’ - Floatation experiment
IN AUGUST
Sunday 3 August
9.30 am: Experimental workshop "Will it rain?
3.30pm: ‘Oiled feathers’ - Come and understand the impact of marine pollution on the plumage of seabirds.
Sunday 10 August
9.30am: ‘The salt that makes you float’ - Floatation experiment
3.30pm: ‘The rules of water’ - Little experiments to help you understand this vital element
Sunday 17 August
9.30 am: ‘Erosion explained to children’.
3.30pm: ‘Algae against the light’ Microscopic observation and their role in biodiversity
Sunday 25 August
9.30 am: ‘Scientific magic trick’ - Oil and water fusion experiment to understand the impact of marine pollution
3.30pm: Game to understand the depths of the oceans and their inhabitants
Sunday 31st August
9.30 am: Experimental workshop "Will it rain?
3.30pm: Experimental workshop ‘Make your own rainbow’.
Opening times
Opening times
Each sunday from 13 July 2025 until 31 August 2025
