Space Show for KS3
An inspiring tour of our sun, solar system, galaxy and beyond. Our sun as a star, its birth, death and the evolution of other stars. Refresh your knowledge about the spin, orbit and axial tilt of the Earth and navigate through the seasonal night sky tonight with the legends from ancient Greek mythology.
Light Show for KS3
What light is, where it comes from, how it travels and how we see. An introduction to the electromagnetic spectrum and invisible light, concave and convex lenses, how the eye works and why we see colour. Using mirrors, prisms, filters and more, enjoy a dazzling and enlightening display of effects and hands-on experiments inside the darkened Dome.
The Earth Show for KS3
The dynamic nature of planet Earth; past, present and future. From the formation of our atmosphere and the importance of carbon dioxide, through plate tectonics and the water cycle. This cross-curricular show reveals an evolving planet: its turbulent past and the role we play in its future.
Human Body Show for KS3
A hands-on guide to diet and digestion. Follow the journey of your food, investigate food groups, teeth, saliva, acid, mucous, enzymes, blood and cells. Ingestion, digestion, absorption, excretion and egestion from top to bottom!
The Cell Show for KS3
Delve deep within to float inside a gigantic cell. From organisms to organelles, discuss the units of life - their diversity in scale, form and function and the marvels of the genetic code.
Water Show for KS3
Supported by the Royal Society of Chemistry, this show follows the epic journey of H2O from its cosmic origins in deep space and existence on Earth, its continuous changing state, explosive potential and the fundamental importance of water for life on our planet ... and perhaps beyond.
Bubble Show for KS3
Unravel the mystery of gases and diffusion and consider the properties of water, detergents and the soap film... and what happens when bubbles are filled with an explosive mixture of gases!
These science shows don’t use the Dome and involve exciting chemistry. Freezing fog, fire, flashes and bangs!
States of Matter for KS3
Explore the particle theory of matter with extreme temperatures and combustion, and find out what is in the air we breath as liquid air is distilled and liquid oxygen prepared.
These science shows don’t use the Dome and involve exciting chemistry. Freezing fog, fire, flashes and bangs!
Science Tricks for KS3
Find out what your students really think about the world around them with a fabulous collection of counter-intuitive experiments that pose the questions “What if...?” "Why?" and “What happens next?”
These science shows don’t use the Dome and involve exciting chemistry. Freezing fog, fire, flashes and bangs!
