School science workshops in Dorset
We bring a class set of networked VR headsets and hands-on science equipment into primary schools across Dorset.
Schools we have worked in
20 of the 27 Dorset schools we have worked in
- Branksome Heath Middle School
- Eagle House Preparatory School
- Epiphany C Of E Primary School
- Henbury View First School
- Hill View Primary School
- Hillbourne Community First School & Nursery
- King's Park Primary School
- Kingsleigh First School
- Kingsleigh Junior School
- Lilliput C Of E Voluntary Controlled First School
- Moordown St John's C Of E Primary School
- Oakdale South Road Middle School
- Ocean Academy Poole (Fourways Campus)
- Old Town First School & Nursery
- Pokesdown Primary School
- Puddletown C Of E First School
- Sandford C Of E Middle School
- St Aldhelm's C E V A Combined School
- St Catherines R C Primary School
- St Mary C Of E Primary School
Towns and areas
Where in Dorset we travel
- Blandford Forum
- Bournemouth
- Bridport
- Cerne Abbas
- Christchurch
- Dorchester
- Poole
- Sherborne
- Swanage
- Wareham
- Weymouth
- Wimborne
Nine workshops
Every workshop travels to Dorset
Six run in Virtual Reality on software our own developers built for the primary curriculum. Three are hands-on, with real equipment on real tables. One workshop runs across the whole day.
- Space in VREvery child in the class becomes an astronaut.VR · KS1 - KS2
- Forensic ScienceA crime has been committed. The class has to solve it.Hands-on · KS1 - KS2
- Wild Animals in VRStand inches from wild predators, feeling their raw power in Virtual Reality.VR · EYFS - KS2
- Eco in VRFragile ecosystems, visited rather than described.VR · KS1 - KS2
- Minibeasts in VRThe garden, seen from a beetle's point of view.VR · EYFS - KS2
- Dinosaur & Fossil DigHands-on digging for replica fossils.Hands-on · EYFS - KS2
- Human Body in VRShrink to the size of a molecule and look at the inner workings of the human body.VR · KS1 - KS2
- Ocean Life in VRA whole-class dive to the reef and beyond.VR · EYFS - KS2
- Science FactionLive experiments with the wow factor - and the concept behind it.Hands-on · EYFS - KS2
How a booking works
Booking a day in a Dorset school
The same four steps wherever your school is. Nothing technical is yours to organise.
- 01
Tell us the date and the classes
Send your postcode, the date or half-term you have in mind and how many classes need covering. We come back with availability and a written quote, travel included.
- 02
Pick the workshop
One workshop runs all day, so the whole school shares the same subject. If you are torn between two, tell us the year groups and we will say which travels better across them.
- 03
Paperwork before the visit
Your facilitator's DBS certificate, our risk assessment and public liability documents arrive by email when the booking is confirmed, so nobody has to chase them.
- 04
One class at a time, all day
Sessions run 45 to 60 minutes with up to six in a day, timed around assemblies and lunch sittings. VR sessions use a fully networked class set of headsets.
What your school provides
- A hall or other large clear indoor space, with the chairs stacked back
- Parking close to an accessible entrance for unloading and loading
- A member of school staff in every session, as the class teacher or a teaching assistant
- A standard mains socket and a rough timetable for the day, agreed in advance
Check your date
Book a science day at your Dorset school
Send us your postcode, the date or half-term you are considering and how many classes you want covered. We will confirm whether we can get to you and put the price in writing, travel included.
