Half day
£549
Up to 3 sessions across a morning or an afternoon.

Your whole class becomes a crew of astronauts, without leaving school.
About this date
World Space Week is the United Nations celebration of space science and technology, held on the same dates every October. It marks the launch of Sputnik 1 on 4 October 1957 and the signing of the Outer Space Treaty on 10 October 1967.
Workshops for this date
Book a single workshop for your class or schedule the complete multi-day school experience.
Pricing
Prices exclude VAT.
Half day
£549
Up to 3 sessions across a morning or an afternoon.
Full day
£749
Up to 6 sessions back to back around your timetable. Covers a one-form-entry school from Reception to Year 6 in one visit.
Questions schools ask
Before the summer holidays if you can. The week is fixed and only five working days long, so the diary is largely set by July. Enquiries in September are worth making, but you may be offered a date either side of the week.
No. Any point in the autumn term suits an Earth and space topic, and the dates around 4 to 10 October are usually still open when the week itself is full. There are other space themed days throughout the year such as Astronomy Day on 25 April and the Moon Landings on 20 July.
Yes. Six sessions in a day covers a one-form-entry school, with the content pitched differently for each year group - Reception look at the Moon and the Sun, Year 5 work through orbits.
Tell us at the planning stage. We only need one large, clear indoor space, and the session timetable can be arranged around a fixed slot in the middle of the day.

Booking for the year ahead
Send us a date and a rough number of classes. We will come back with availability and a price for your school.