Every year the Mother Nature Science Activity Camp inspires thousands of budding scientists, during all school Holidays and even the half-term breaks at premium Partner School Venues.

Our Grow-Make-Eat children’s club inspire and excite young minds through hands on cooking activities using organic whole ingredients. Each session the group will be guided to work together to make small dishes and bites that give them ownership and confidence to try at home. Of course they will get to share their creations with their new friends and parents. All clubs are drop off and include organic dishes that the children prepare and share with friends and family.

Children will be participating in a variety of demonstrations, group activities and practical experiments and will learn about exciting and enriching topics. Students learn through a hands-on approach and are welcome to take home any objects they have made throughout the week.

Children will be participating in a variety of demonstrations, group activities and practical experiments and will learn about exciting and enriching topics. Students learn through a hands-on approach and are welcome to take home any objects they have made throughout the week.

This February half term, join us for this creative architecture workshop for children aged 6 to 10. Over two days, we will imagine that our society has left Earth and relocated to live…on the moon. We’ll research, design and build a new world for people to live in, making sure that it caters to the needs of humankind.

On the 30th and 31st, Codetoday in Finchley is running half-term coding courses by age group, teaching budding Python programmers aged 7 and up how to create their own games and animations.

Bring your little ones to our babies' session, perfect for ages 6 to 24 months.

Family Fun Day activities are suitable for 6-12 year olds though older and younger siblings and friends are also very welcome. All children must be accompanied by an adult - in fact the idea is you do stuff together!

Whizz, bang, fizz & some surprises is what makes the science club great. Hands on fun that works on making simple experiments come to life. We encourage the children to try some new ideas at home and keep a log of how their inventions worked out.