Join us for exciting, hands on science camps all year round, siblings&friends; discounts apply. Children will be taught in age adjusted groups by Science teachers and Communicators.

Join us for a fascinating scientific trips taking you through the world of Chemistry and Biology.

Squirrel, Badger, Owl and Rabbit all live in homes in the forest. They would love to meet you! Come along to help build their homes and listen to their stories.

Festival for All Ages

A film screening about a young boy and a girl with a magic crystal who must race against pirates to find the legendary floating castle.

In this class you'll be shown how to work with puff pastry, cutting and shaping it into delicious homemade sausage rolls with a festive twist

Learn some new kitchen skills and make some tasty chocolate robin cupcakes, in this friendly, fun and interactive class.

Kids Golf offers lessons, holiday camps and golf themes parties. Also summer camp available

Kids’ Kino Club

Come to Kew and explore the world’s most famous botanic garden. Just 30 minutes from central London, Kew Gardens boasts landscapes, glasshouses, historic buildings and a vast range of rare and beautiful plants.

Europe's widest choice of karting experiences at a true MSA licensed racing circuit. The circuit where Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button honed their skills as youngsters.

Karen Hardy Studios’ structured dance programme teaches a wide range of Latin and Ballroom styles, promoting important life skills that are necessary for a child’s development. These include building confidence, raising awareness of health and fitness, instilling good manners and developing communication skills.

Blink. Blink again. What do you see? Day by day your world is filling up with colour, little one. Reds and blues, yellows and greens. Twinkling lights that glisten and gleam. Your reflection is staring back at you. Wide eyed and full of hope. Mirrors, lights, colours and sounds. The world is your Kaleidoscope.

Welcome to Junkyard Golf Club! Home of crazy golf, bad puns, and booze. Get excited on FOUR mashed up 9-hole crazy golf courses created from pre-loved and reclaimed random shizzle. Groups can putt their way through all sorts of bizarre holes; think mad slides, a UFC bear cage, hall of mirrors, UV garage, a boozy tree house bar and more.

Once a month, Maggie and Janine, two of our experienced Forest School leaders, run family day sessions in Queen's Wood. They plan activities that give you a chance to experience Forest School and that may also give you ideas on how to explore and enjoy the woods with your children. The sessions are open for children under the age of 8 with their families.

With 150 artisan food and drink exhibitors, live entertainment, demonstrations by celebrity chefs, and a free cooking academy for kids, the Chester Food, Drink, and Lifestyle Festival is the biggest event of its kind in the United Kingdom. Running from Easter Saturday through Easter Monday, this annual celebration of English culture also features overnight camping at Camperfest on the Chester Racecourse as well as a Canine Capers dog show and free cooking classes for kids.

You know it’s officially Christmastime in the capital when the Natural History Museum opens its ice rink.

It's January, the month of the new year's resolutions and, of course, the birthday of the king of comedy: Jim Carrey. To celebrate, we'll be screening a retrospective film series in ode to Jim's life on the big screen.

Get up close with hundreds of beautiful butterflies in our tropical indoor garden. Entry to the Butterfly House is by timed ticket, as there is limited capacity inside.

Take a magical journey through rivers, seas, and oceans in the Horniman’s highly acclaimed Aquarium.

The Animal Walk lets visitors walk through the center of the enclosures for a close encounter with its furry and feathered residents.

World Gallery Come and encounter cultures from across the continents in the World Gallery. Over 3,000 objects from around the world give you a glimpse into other ways of life and a greater understanding of other peoples, places and cultures. You can touch intricately tooled Tuareg metalwork, arctic seal and reindeer skin, or discover a digital coral reef at your feet. Smell aromatic herbs used by Bhutanese ritual healers in the Himalayas, listen to epic First Nations’ stories from the Pacific Northwest Coast, and even play in a Lagos market stall.

A red curtain, the empty frame of a painting, and clouds everywhere! This is René Magritte’s own surrealistic world, where he encounters objects, animals, people and yes, even himself, in the paintings that have made him world famous. But is he equally welcome in every painting?

Wander the corridors of Royal privilege and power.

The Grant Museum is a natural history collection covering the entire animal kingdom, including many rare and extinct specimens.