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Ages 6-8

πŸ”¬ Science Club (Ages 6–8)

Thursday 29 October 2026 11:00 – 11:40 (Europe/London)

About this session

Join my small, interactive online Science Exploration Club for children aged 6–8.

Each 40-minute session explores a different area of primary Science in a friendly, supportive environment. Sessions are designed to encourage children to ask questions, share ideas, observe, compare, describe and make connections as they learn about the world around them.

 The Primary National Curriculum is used as a guide for the topics we explore, while sessions are designed to be accessible, engaging and responsive to the children. 

We explore a wide range of topics, including:

🌱 Plants & Animals – Plant parts and their functions, plant lifecycles, animals and habitats, food chains, and grouping living things.

πŸ” Everyday Materials – Identifying objects and materials, exploring properties such as hard, soft and flexible, and looking at how different materials are used.

🌀️ Our Changing World – Seasonal changes, weather and plants, light and dark, the Solar System and the water cycle.

🧠 The Human Body & Healthy Living – Learning about our bodies and exploring what helps us stay healthy.

πŸͺ¨ Rocks & Forces – Rocks, soils and fossils, pushes and pulls, movement and magnets.

πŸ”Š Sound & Electricity – Exploring how sound works, simple electrical circuits and electrical safety.

Throughout the sessions, children are encouraged to think like scientists by observing, describing, comparing, sorting, answering questions and explaining their ideas β€” all at a level that's accessible and supportive.

Sessions are particularly suited to children who enjoy asking β€œWhy?”, including children with SEN and neurodivergent learning styles who benefit from a calm, visual and low-pressure approach to learning.

My aim is to create those β€œOh, I get it!” moments while helping children build confidence, curiosity and a deeper understanding of the world around them. πŸ’š

The Details:
πŸ’· Cost: Β£3.50 per child, per session.
πŸ“„ Preparation: Any relevant reference or activity sheets will be uploaded before the session when available.
✏️ What to bring: Please have paper or a notebook, a pen or pencil, colouring pencils, and a ruler ready for our investigations.
πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§ Supervision: Parents remain responsible for supervision during the session to ensure a safe and supportive environment.
πŸ“· Safeguarding: A brief on-camera register is completed at the start of each session for safety purposes.

Before you join

πŸ’» Before the Session:
Please make sure your child has:
πŸ“· A device with a working camera and microphone
🌐 A stable internet connection
πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘¦ A parent or guardian nearby and contactable

Please join using the Zoom link and password around five minutes before the club begins.
Please also have ready:
πŸ“ Paper or a notebook
✏️ A pencil and eraser
🎨 Colouring pencils or pens
πŸ“ A ruler, where needed
πŸ“„ Any worksheets or materials listed on the booking page

🌟 During the Session:
A brief on-camera register will take place at the start for safeguarding purposes.
Children are welcome to participate in whichever way feels most comfortable. They may:
πŸ—£οΈ Answer aloud
πŸ’¬ Type in the chat
πŸ‘ Use reactions or gestures
πŸ‘‚ Listen and join in when they feel ready

There is no pressure to speak throughout the whole session.
To keep the club safe and enjoyable, children are expected to be respectful and follow simple instructions. Persistent disruptive behaviour may result in the child being removed from the session and a parent or guardian being contacted.

πŸ“š Worksheets and Materials:
Any required worksheets or materials will be uploaded to the booking page at least 24 hours beforehand, wherever possible.
Some clubs may use worksheets, while others focus on:
🎲 Interactive games
πŸ”Ž Practical activities
πŸ’¬ Discussion
✏️ Drawing
🎨 Creative challenges
No printer? That is absolutely fine. Children can usually follow along on screen and complete their answers in a notebook or on plain paper.