Junior Einsteins Science Club® at Navan Adventure Centre, Meath
Junior Einsteins Science Club® at Navan Adventure Centre
Get ready for hands-on messy science fun in the heart of Meath. Junior Einsteins Science Club® Meath has teamed up with Navan Adventure Centre to bring unforgettable STEM experiences for kids. Junior Einsteins Science Club® at Navan Adventure Centre, Meath
At Junior Einsteins Navan Adventure Centre Meath you can now book:
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High-energy Science Birthday Parties Meath bursting with wow-factor experiments
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Action-packed Science Camps Meath all year round (Easter, Summer, Hallowe’en, Christmas, and one-day themed camps)
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School Tours Meath with interactive STEM workshops and whole-school Science Shows
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STEM Workshops for groups, clubs, and organisations
Children wear lab coats and goggles, use real scientific equipment, and dive into slime-making, rocket races, bubbling potions, forensics, light sabres with plasma balls, and more. It’s all about learning by doing, sparking curiosity, and making memories that last. Junior Einsteins at Navan Adventure Centre
Navan Adventure Centre is the perfect home for Junior Einsteins – safe, spacious, and full of energy. Whether you’re booking a birthday party, planning a school tour, or looking for an exciting camp, your little scientists will have the time of their lives.
Book now at Navan Adventure Centre or call +353 (85) 236 6322.
Encourage your ‘Junior Einstein’ to explore and be curious about the world around them, because showing a child how fascinating science is through hands-on fun can really open their eyes to this world and even create a lifelong passion.
- See your children enthralled by two types of SLIME*
- Give a Barbie doll a hair raising experience on a Van Der Graff generator.
- Light up lightsabres with a plasma ball
- Shoot giant smoke rings at each other with special smoke cannons.
- Watch the bubbling, foaming elephant toothpaste reaction.
- Experience mesmerising “walking water”, hand boilers & energy sticks.
- Understand electricity by experiencing “static”, and learn the difference between voltage and current. Can you touch 250,000 volts?
*SLIME – The children can make and take home slimy slime as they learn about long-chain polymerisation and non-Newtonian fluids… This is slime they can even punch!