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Come and meet The World Museums’ friendly little star who will lead you on a journey through their spectacular solar system. Together your students will investigate how new stars are formed, discover fascinating facts about different types of stars and learn about the mysterious planets near to Earth.

This workshop will take place in their wonderful Planetarium, where your class will watch their interactive show, The Little Star That Could. This is a fun animated journey exploring our solar system, telling the story of a newly-formed star and learning about other types of stars.

Students will act out what they have learnt by handling their model planets to recreate our solar system. This provides an interactive experience demonstrating the order of the planets in our solar system, explaining why life is possible on earth and what causes night and day.

This workshop explains some of the basic scientific facts of our home planet and aims to inspire students’ imagination to further explore our universe.

Key Information.

Suitable for: KS1

Ages: 5-7

Subjects: History, Science

Topics: Planets, Solar System, Space, Stars, Storytelling

Type: At Venue

Duration: 50 minutes

Cost: From £3.10 per student (£99 per session, max 32 per session)

Dates: Ongoing

Min. Students: N/A

Max. Students: 32 (per session)

SEND: Yes - suitable for students with SEND

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World Museum offers a wide range of activities, workshops and resources for education and community groups for key stages 1-2.

Details of the workshops that groups can book for a visit to the museum are listed below. Teachers can also book their virtual classrooms below. This is a remote learning package for schools, including live workshops and a suite of downloadable support resources.

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