Summer Camps
Other Activities Include:
Our Science camps are very hands-on and children get to make and take home something most days including their own SLIME, FOSSILS, MODEL GLIDERS, RAINBOW GLASSES and MORE! They wear Lab coats and goggles! LOTS of OUTDOOR Fun with Bug Hunts, Rocket Races! SCIENCE CAMP FUN: Slime making (Long-chain polymerisation, Newtonian & Non-Newtonian fluids) Smoke cannons (Force, Vectors) Model planes (the principals of flight) & rockets Van Der Graff generator & plasma ball madness! (electricity) Coke & Mentos Geyser (force and nucleation) bridge building ( engineering) Magnets & make your own compass Lava lamps Forensic crime scene, fingerprinting and DNA Sunscreen /UV /glow in the dark science Elephant Toothpaste (Hydrogen peroxide, Potassium Iodide chemical reaction) Illusions ( How the eye tricks the brain) and much much more…….. We are scientists ,fully insured and Garda checked. What to bring: Old clothes – lab coats are provided however science can be dirty work. Packed lunch, snack and drink Rain gear Sun hat and sunscreen.
Hallowe’en Spooky Science One – day Camps 2019
Vampire blood, witches snot , freaky fossils , squelchy eyeballs, Frankenstein Barbie and slime monsters !
Easter Eggsperiments One-Day Science Camps 2020
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Summer Dates 2019 (Dublin)
Age 6-11 years
€145 per week ( automatic sibling discount of 5% at time of booking online)
Monday 19th August – Friday 23rd August: St Paul’s Silchester Rd Glenageary, Knocklyon Youth & Community Centre, Maynooth Campus Auxilia 2 (North Campus) & McAuley Place Sallins Road Naas
Summer Dates 2019 (Cork)
Our Hallowe’en Spooky Science Camp dates & venues 2019 to be confirmed!
Our Easter Camp Dates & Venues 2020 to be confirmed!
LOTS of OUTDOOR Fun with Bug Hunts, Rocket Races and Dinosaur Digs!
SCIENCE CAMP FUN
Slime making (Long-chain polymerisation, Newtonian & Non-Newtonian fluids) Smoke cannons (Force, Vectors) Model planes (the principals of flight) & rockets Van Der Graff generator & plasma ball madness! (electricity) Coke & Mentos Geyser (force and nucleation) bridge building ( engineering) Magnets & make your own compass Lava lamps Forensic crime scene, fingerprinting and DNA Sunscreen /UV /glow in the dark science Elephant Toothpaste (Hydrogen peroxide, Potassium Iodide chemical reaction) Illusions ( How the eye tricks the brain) and much much more…
We are scientists ,fully insured and Garda checked. What to bring: Old clothes – lab coats are provided however science can be dirty work. Packed lunch, snack and drink Rain gear Sun hat and sunscreen.
Science Camps
Science Hallowe’en, Easter & Summer Camps
Our Junior Einsteins Science Club SUMMER CAMPS are WEEK LONG in various locations. They run from Monday to Friday 9am – 2pm and are for ages 6-11 years. The cost for each Science Camp is €145.
Children are separated into ATOMS : 6-8 years and MOLECULES 9-11 years but will be in the same room together. If siblings, cousins or friends want to be in a group together, just tell us in the morning. Our Science camps are very hands-on and children get to make and take home something most days including their own SLIME, FOSSILS, MODEL GLIDERS, RAINBOW GLASSES and MORE! They wear Lab coats and goggles! Please book early to avoid disappointment as our camps are very popular!
This camp may well have changed my daughter’s life. She came for the slime – very reluctantly. Each day she became more and more enthusiastic. So our 9 year old who would normally have limited interest in this type of thing was entirely gripped. By dinner on Friday evening she regaled us with facts about tectonic plates, how Greenland was formed, lightning, bees, oil spills, explosions… for about an hour. Every detail was correct, some we didn’t even know.Since then she’s been asking are there secondary schools where you can just study science, all about careers in science, what you can study in university, how much you get paid!… She’s even planning to dress up as a dead scientist for Hallowe’en! In one week you have communicated the fun and endless fascination of science in a way that had just clicked for this little girl. Thank you so much!