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We have numerous shows suitable for all ages.

Early years/reception/P1-2

 Experience an engaging and immersive planetarium show designed for younger primary students, perfect for sparking their curiosity while enhancing scientific reasoning and listening skills. This show serves as a perfect provocation for a unit, allowing teachers to build lessons around developing scientific skills or literacy skills or to spark mathematical concepts. Shows are tailor made to suit the age of the student and the focus can align with your program of study.
​Teachers can choose the focus of the show, which could include: 

• Day and night: Observe How the movement of the Earth causes day and night..
• Observing Changes Across the Seasons: Investigate how the Earth's position affects seasonal changes and what is needed for life to thrive. How does this affect weather?
• Exploration of the Moon: Discover the significance of lunar missions and what they reveal about space.
• Journey through the Solar System: Learn about the unique characteristics of each planet and how they differ from one another.
• Understanding properties of Materials: Explore the properties and uses of different materials for various purposes in space exploration.
• Life on Earth and Beyond: Discuss what conditions are necessary for life on Earth and whether life could exist on other planets.
• Encouraging Curiosity: The show will spark questions and encourage a desire for further exploration.
• Human Exploration: Highlight notable events in space history, including missions to the Moon and beyond and about bravery.

At a Glance

• Visually Stunning: An engaging and immersive experience that captivates young audiences.
• Fostering Curiosity: Encourages students to ask questions and explore their interests.
• Perfect Literacy Engagement Tool: Integrates storytelling and facts to enhance literacy skills.
• Memorable Learning: A fun blend of fascinating facts that students will remember.
• Recommended Show Length: 30-45 minutes.
• Relevant Content: Ideal for supporting concepts in Earth and Space topics.
• Expert Knowledge: Opportunity to leverage the extensive expertise of the presenters.
• Cross-Curricular Connections: Offers pathways for creative writing, scientific reasoning, and effective communication of ideas.

Dazzle your students with fun space facts, such as: a real dog named Laika was launched into space by a Russian satellite; the Moon glows because sunlight reflects off Earth; there are eight planets in the Solar System (Pluto is now a dwarf planet); and a star is a huge ball of gas burning in the sky. Immerse students in the wonder of the Universe and the exciting world of science!

Contact us to discuss your ideas and we can work out a suitable show for you.

Primary 3-6/ Year 7-9/ Year 10-13

Experience an engaging and immersive planetarium show designed for older primary students or can be explored at greater depth for younger secondary age students, perfect for deepening their understanding while enhancing scientific reasoning and listening skills. This show serves as an excellent provocation for a unit, allowing teachers to build lessons around developing scientific skills or literacy skills or to spark mathematical concepts. Teachers can choose the focus of the show, which could include:

• What is the Solar System?: Explore the structure and components of our solar system, including planets, moons, and other celestial bodies.
• Understanding Stars: Learn about the life cycle of stars and their significance in the universe.
• How Do We Get Seasons and Day/Night?: Discover the science behind Earth's rotation and tilt, and how these factors create seasons and cycles of day and night.
• What is Gravity and Why is it Important?: Examine the role of gravity in the universe and its effects on objects and life on Earth.
• How Do Astronauts Survive in Space?: Investigate the challenges of space travel and the technologies that support human life beyond Earth.
• How Have Humans Explored Space?: Highlight key milestones in human space exploration and the ongoing quest to understand the cosmos.
• What is Human Endeavor?: Discuss the drive and motivation behind space exploration and scientific discovery.
• How Do Reactions Power Rockets?: Understand the principles of rocket propulsion and the chemical reactions that make space travel possible.
• Reflection of Light from Objects: Explore how light interacts with different materials and its role in our perception of the universe.
• Climate Change: Develop students' understanding of this critical issue, discussing its implications for Earth and the broader universe.
• The Human Body: Dive deep inside the human body to explore its systems, functions, and how they relate to our understanding of life in the universe.
• The Mysteries of the Brain- an animated adventure into the human brain, exploring how the brain works and what makes the human brain so special.
• Stars: focus on the lives of the stars, how they are born, how they die, and how human understanding of the stars has changed over time. Explore nebulae, star clusters, pulsars, black holes, and more.
• Blackholes: Audiences will be dazzled with striking, immersive animations of the formation of the early universe, star birth and death, the collision of giant galaxies and a simulated flight to a super-massive black hole lurking at the center of our own Milky Way Galaxy.
• Mars the ultimate voyage:On a two year journey to Mars astronauts will face extraordinary challenges What will it take to get astronauts to Mars and back safely? 
• Evolution and Natural Selection: Investigate how humanity has evolved over millennia and the principles of natural selection that have shaped our species.
• Light Pollution: Examine the effects of light pollution on our night sky, its impact on wildlife, and ways to mitigate its effects.
• Frozen Worlds: Explore icy celestial bodies within our solar system and their unique characteristics.
• The Water Cycle: Understand the water cycle's role on Earth and its implications for life, climate, and ecosystems.

At a Glance

• Visually Stunning: An engaging and immersive experience that captivates older audiences.
• Fostering Curiosity: Encourages students to ask questions and explore complex concepts.
• Perfect Literacy Engagement Tool: Integrates storytelling and scientific facts to enhance literacy skills.
• Memorable Learning: A fun blend of fascinating facts that students will retain.
• Recommended Show Length: 50-60 minutes.
• Relevant Content: Ideal for supporting concepts in Earth and Space topics or the human body and Natural Selection and Evolution.
• Expert Knowledge: Opportunity to leverage the extensive expertise of the presenters.
• Cross-Curricular Connections: Offers pathways for creative writing, scientific reasoning, and effective communication of ideas.

Dazzle your students with intriguing space facts, such as how stars are born from clouds of gas and dust, the importance of gravity in keeping planets in orbit, and the innovative technologies that allow astronauts to live and work in space. Immerse students in the wonder of the universe and the exciting world of science!

​Contact us to discuss your ideas and we can work out a suitable show for you.

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