Warden Hill Primary School Cheltenham
Find out everything you ever needed to know about pee, farts, bogies, scabs and vomit with Stefan Gates’ explosive show, Rude Science.
Stefan brings the rudest bits of science to life with stunts, rockets, snot cocktails and enormous bottoms. Yes, you read that right!
Delve beneath the fur, feather and scales of the world’s most extraordinary animals with author and vet Jess French, to learn how animals’ bodies work from the inside out. Discover how birds can fly and what makes frogs slimy as you explore the organs and whole body systems that help animals to survive, thrive and reproduce in the trickiest of environments.
Veterinary surgeon, zoologist, children’s TV presenter, public speaker and author. Caring for animals and the natural world is at the core of everything Dr Jess French does – and her enthusiasm is infectious. From deep sea parasites to garden wildlife, Jess encourages audiences to fall in love with every aspect of the natural world.
Learn all about the human body with doctor and BBC star Punam Krishan. Discover the maze that is your brain, the power of your muscles and the magic behind your gut – and how they are all connected. Children will go on a head-to-toe tour of the human body in this marvellous medical show.
Are wolves afraid of the dark?
Do penguins like the cold?
Follow Huw Lewis-Jones on an adventure across the globe as you explore the wonderful world of animals and their habitats. This show will be packed with animal facts and grizzly giggles!
Dr Huw Lewis-Jones is an award-winning author, teacher, and seafarer. He lives in Cornwall. Huw also travels across the Arctic and Antarctica each year working as an expedition leader.
A best-selling author of history and photography books, Huw’s titles include ‘The Writer’s Map’, ‘The Sea Journal’, ‘Arctic’, ‘Ocean Portraits’, ‘In Search of the South Pole’, ‘The Lifeboat’, ‘Mountain Heroes’ – which won Adventure Book of the Year at the World ITB Awards in Germany – and ‘The Conquest of Everest’, winner of the History Award at the Banff Festival. To date, his books have been published in 18 languages.
Embark on an epic voyage of discovery with oceanographer Russell Arnott. Learn about the weird and wonderful ocean creatures that have inspired countless myths and salty sea-dog stories.
Smash your goals with Mark Langtry, aka Mark the Science Guy, in an energetic and hilarious investigation into the science behind sport. Discover how science can make you a better footballer and a healthier person, with exciting demos, challenges and experiments.
Become an astronaut and learn all about space with Kate Pankhurst (Fantastically Great Women). Discover what shooting stars are made of, how to complete a spacewalk and even rocket building, with lots of costumes, props and drawing.
Blast off on an epic adventure and explore what life as a future astronaut looks like. Space explorer Meganne Christian chats to children’s presenter Maddie Moate about what it takes to be an astronaut, what astronaut training entails and much more.
Did a princess really feel a pea through a mountain of mattresses?
Could a pumpkin actually turn into a carriage?
Debunk your favourite fairy tales with Catherine Cawthorne and the Big Bad Wolf. It’s all just a bunch of fairytale nonsense… or is it?
Embark on an exciting Antarctic adventure with scientists Helen Scales and Kate Hendry as you explore one
of the most remote and challenging environments on Earth. Dive into
an Antarctic expedition, learn how important life on Antarctica is to our planet, and discover how you can make a positive difference to the world.