Ages 8–10
Neuroscience for Kids
A first tour of the brain for curious minds.
What the brain does, how it grows, and why feelings, sleep and play matter so much. Four sessions of experiments, models and questions, for children aged eight to ten.
What children will learn
- What the brain is made of, and how big it really is
- Where feelings come from, and how to calm a storm
- How attention works, and why it wanders
- How brains learn, and what makes learning stick
Register for this course
£80 per child
Dates to be announced
Four weekly sessions of 90 minutes in a group of up to ten children. Register your interest now and you'll be first to hear when dates are set; a place is confirmed once payment goes through.
How it works
From sign-up to last session.
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Register interest or enrol
Leave your details to hear when dates are set, or enrol as soon as a course is open. No account needed.
02
A place is confirmed by payment
Your child's place is held only once payment goes through. Courses are capped at ten; when one is full you can join the waiting list.
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A short parent questionnaire
Before the course starts I'll ask a few questions about your child, so each session fits the group.
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Four weekly sessions
Ninety minutes a week for four weeks. Children work in small groups with experiments, models and play.
For parents
The practical bits.
Courses are in person; the venue and address come with your confirmation. Groups are small, up to ten children, and I am DBS-checked.
Cancellations: a full refund up to 14 days before the course starts, half up to 7 days before, and none after that. If I have to cancel a course, you get a full refund or a transfer to the next one.
Next courses
Be the first to hear about dates.
Register your interest and I'll email you as soon as the first courses are open.
Register interest