Join us at the award-winning Ely Museum for a fun 'At The Circus' themed drop in day and make some great circus themed crafts to take home.
Also on your visit, explore our hands on galleries and see our brand new 'Prehistoric Jaws' exhibition. Tickets are £3 per child plus your usual admission ticket or annual pass.
Tickets are sold on the door and the session runs from 11am - 3pm, so drop in a time that suits you.
Inspired by the large marine reptiles that once swam in the seas that covered our region, join us at the award-winning Ely Museum for a fun, drop in day and make some great dinosaur themed crafts to take home.
Also on your visit, explore our hands on galleries and see our brand new 'Prehistoric Jaws' exhibition.
Tickets are £3 per child plus your usual admission ticket or annual pass. Tickets are sold on the door and the session runs from 11am - 3pm, so drop in a time that suits you
Join us for some summer fun at the award-winning Ely Museum as we make some great 'on the beach' themed crafts.
Also on your visit, explore our hands on galleries and see our brand new 'Prehistoric Jaws' exhibition.
Tickets are £3 per child plus your usual admission ticket or annual pass. Tickets are sold on the door and the session runs from 11am - 3pm, so drop in a time that suits you.
Inspired by the large marine reptiles that once swam in the seas that covered our region, join us at the award-winning Ely Museum for a fun, drop in day and make some great dinosaur themed crafts to take home.
Also on your visit, explore our hands on galleries and see our brand new 'Prehistoric Jaws' exhibition.
Tickets are £3 per child plus your usual admission ticket or annual pass. Tickets are sold on the door and the session runs from 11am - 3pm, so drop in a time that suits you
The session will contain four activities each and introduce key coding concepts such as logic, inputs, and wireless communications. Along the way we will work through the code to understand exactly how it works.
No previous experience is required, just an interest in making tech do cool things!
The session is aimed at children aged between 9 and 12 and is ideal for Key Stage 2 and early Key Stage 3 students. Please note that this is a beginner's workshop and provides a great introduction to the micro:bit.
We will be coding the micro:bit to become a pedometer and count the number of steps you've taken. Come and find out how you can code this tiny device to become your fitness assistant!
This workshop is aimed at children aged 9+ and is ideal for children at the upper KS2 and KS3 levels.
Please note that all under 14's must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
The hungry caterpillar’s cousin, Code-a-Pillar wants to be like its cousin. So, it’s on a mission to find all the yummy food the hungry caterpillar ate to become a beautiful butterfly! Do you think you could help the Code-a-Pillar in this mission?
The only catch is that Code-a-Pillar is a computer and needs instructions to find the food. A set of instructions is called an algorithm. Come and find out about algorithms and how you can use these to code in this fun activity!
The hungry caterpillar’s cousin, Code-a-Pillar wants to be like its cousin. So, it’s on a mission to find all the yummy food the hungry caterpillar ate to become a beautiful butterfly! Do you think you could help the Code-a-Pillar in this mission?
The only catch is that Code-a-Pillar is a computer and needs instructions to find the food. A set of instructions is called an algorithm. Come and find out about algorithms and how you can use these to code in this fun activity!
Can you help us make music with carrots, or a game controller with playdoh... How about switching on an LED with a banana?
In this workshop, we'll be playing with an ingenious little device called Makey Makey that allows us to connect everyday items to a computer! BUT do they conduct enough electricity to allow us to make music or play games?
We'll be experimenting with lots of everyday items from fab fruits to funky furniture to see how well they conduct electricity.
Our Building Bridges workshop encourages you to think about what makes a bridge work - what does it look like? How does it stay up? And, most importantly, how can it hold weight?
It’s your turn to become a structural engineer, finding out how you can maximise the strength of everyday materials to build the strongest bridge you can, before testing it to destruction. This session focuses on STEM education and is aimed at ages 8-12.
The workshop will be in the Pye Building at the Museum and will run 10:30 - 12:00.
