Westgate Science Club
       
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Westgate Science Club - Exeter
...making science cool...for primary school children aged 7 years +


Hands-on, practical experiments, special displays.

Great fun, with a touch of chemistry, physics, astronomy, biology.
Children can expect to learn through the experience but fun is first, learning is secondary. Westgate Science Club is just that, a club not a science class.

On a Friday evening once a month from September through to Easter.
Each evening includes special demonstrations.
Details of dates & times for 2012 - see contacts page.

The Club is held in the Lower Hall at The Westgate Church building in Bartholomew Street West, Exeter (The building with 2 pillars opposite The Picture House) EX4 3AJ.

Field Day Trips - Further details announced nearer the event.

 'Astronomy Outdoor Observation Evenings' are held - subject to weather conditions so that children obtain first-hand experience of using a telescope and observing the night sky.

Children from 7 years upwards in primary school, are invited to join the club, and any Field Day Trips and Astronomy Evenings.

Enrolment is on the first club night, a £10.00 non-refundable joining fee per term is required per child. The fees help towards cost of equipment, and any necessary protective clothing.

Application/Parental Consent Form - download pdf file

- to be completed and signed by parent/guardian.
We have CRB registered leaders and authorised helpers.

Expect a ratio of helpers to children:1:2/3
Health & Safety policy will be adhered to.

For all dates & times of club nights & other events see 'contacts page' click here

Go to 'contacts page' here and see
detail of all previous club nights together with
list of experiments & demonstrations which took place.

 

Kids' quotes about science

- 'Some people can tell the time by the sun, but I've never been able to see the numbers'.
- 'I'm looking at a drop of water under a microscope, we find there are twice as many Hs
   than Os'.
- 'Most books now say the sun is a star, but it still knows how to change back into the sun
   in the daytime'.
- 'A Monsoon is a French gentleman'.
- 'It's so hot in some places that the people there have to live in other places'.
- 'The wind is like the air only pushier'.
- 'Clouds are high flying fogs'.



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