ChemistryWeeks 1–3
Fizz
Goggles on, sleeves up. Every experiment is planned for little hands.
Term03What makes things move?
Little Bang is a Saturday science club for curious kids aged 6 to 12. We mix, build, launch and occasionally fizz things over, then work out together why it happened.
Each term follows one big question. This term it's "what makes things move?", and here's how we'll find out.
ChemistryWeeks 1–3
Goggles on, sleeves up. Every experiment is planned for little hands.
EngineeringWeeks 4–6
Bring a tin of beans in week four. We'll explain.
PhysicsWeeks 7–10
Week ten is loud. You have been warned.
The first Saturday is free, so your kid can decide if they like it before you decide if you do.
Pick a Saturday. The first session is free, with no strings and no card details.
We provide goggles, lab coats and snacks. Kids bring questions, the weirder the better.
Each kid leaves with a little kit to repeat the experiment at the dinner table.
Sample quotes that show the layout. Replace them with real ones, with permission, once families have been along.
She came home and explained air pressure to the dog. The dog seemed convinced.
He used to say he hated science. Now Saturdays start at 6am because he's ready.
Ten Saturdays a term. Siblings pay less and bursaries are there for anyone who asks. Nobody misses out for money.
Anything else, catch us at drop-off or send an email.
Everything we do is planned for the age group, with goggles, aprons and one adult for every six kids. Nothing hotter than warm water, nothing sharper than safety scissors.
Perfect. Most of our regulars said that too. Come to the free trial; the volcano usually changes their mind.
Not for kids over seven. Younger ones are welcome to bring a grown-up, who will also be given goggles.
Trial sessions run every Saturday this term at Placeholder Community Hall. Book a spot and bring a curious kid.