Spooky Science Comes to Luxembourg: Our Halloween Camp for Kids Runs 2 to 6 November
There is a moment we see at every single camp. A child holds up something they have just made, slime dripping between their fingers, and shouts “LOOK what I did!” That moment is the whole reason Junior Einsteins Science Club® exists. And this Toussaint holiday, it is happening in Luxembourg. Spooky Science Comes to Luxembourg: Our Halloween Camp for Kids Luxembourg Runs 2 to 6 November
Our Luxembourg team is running a Spooky Science Halloween Camp from Monday 2nd to Friday 6th November at Laborartorium in Livange, the wonderful science and nature experience gallery just minutes off the A3. Five mornings, 9am to 1pm, right in the middle of the school break. Your child comes home tired, messy and bursting with stories. You get your mornings back.
Real science, disguised as Halloween
Every experiment at a Junior Einsteins camp Luxembourg teaches real science from our award-winning STEM curriculum. The children just think they are making monsters.
They will stretch disgusting pet slime monsters and witches snot while learning about polymers and non-Newtonian fluids. They will bubble up vampire blood and discover chemical reactions. They will make glowing eyeballs and luminescent lava lamps while meeting the science of phosphorescence. They will launch alien flying saucers and learn aerodynamics, bring a Frankenstein doll to life with simple circuits, feel their hair stand on end at our Van de Graaff generator, x-ray skeletons, dig fossils and, on the final morning, lift fingerprints to solve a full forensic crime scene.
Every child wears a lab coat and safety goggles every day, just like a real scientist. Every child takes a creation home each afternoon, from a pet slime monster on Monday to a vial of vampire blood on Tuesday. And every Junior Einstein graduates on Friday with their own certificate, standing proud in front of the group.
A bilingual camp, because Luxembourg deserves one
This is something we are very proud of. The camp runs in English and in French, in the same group. Our instructor works in French with the French-speaking children, so every child does science in the language they are most comfortable in. For families in Luxembourg, where children move between languages every day, it simply makes sense.
The details
The Halloween camp for kids Luxembourg runs Monday 2nd to Friday 6th November 2026, 9am to 1pm daily, at Laborartorium, 24 Rue Geespelt, 3378 Livange. It is for children aged 5 to 11, grouped by age: our ATOMS are 5 to 8 and our MOLECULES are 9 to 11.
The full week is €350, which works out at €70 a morning. If you can only manage a day or two of the Toussaint break, you can book a single morning for €80, and each day stands on its own with its own experiments and its own take-home creation.
Places are limited, on the full week and on single mornings, so do book early.
Questions before you book? Email Luxembourg@junioreinsteinsscienceclub.com or call Tribhu on +352 621 888 799.
This is the first of several events our Luxembourg franchise has coming this autumn, with after-school science clubs to follow. If you are a parent in Luxembourg, or a school looking for hands-on STEM enrichment, keep an eye on this page. There is a lot more to come.
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