The idea of half term is to learn something startling, get a bit dirty, come away with a nugget of knowledge, a surprise or two, a bunch of skills and a couple of magic tricks, have fun with friends, make altogether new friends. Do a bit of shopping, hang out. Several places in the centre of Brighton have kindly offered rooms so we can do sessions. So there are about 5 workshops a day to pick from: Forensics, slime, paleontology, astronomy, rocketry, bath bombs, game playing, magic, LEGO, Raspberry Pi, Arduino, computer programming, robots, Brad Gross. Ian B. Dunne, It’s all on the website, it’s all fabulous, and it’s all yours.
www.BrightonScience.com
Travelling to Hove Park School for Bright Sparks Address: Hove Park Upper School, Nevill Road, Hove, BN3 7BN Train: 5 min walk from Aldrington Station. Right onto Old Shoreham Rd, then first left onto Nevill Rd. The school is 200m on the left. Bus: The 5 and 5A go from Churchill Sq. to Sackville Rd, travelling every ten minutes on Saturday and every twenty minutes on Sunday. Car: On street parking available. Limited parking on school grounds available.
Travelling to events in central Brighton We recommend taking public transport into the centre of town. Street parking is very limited, although there are several car parks (marked P on map).
Tickets Some tickets will be sold at the door but you are advised to book in advance for all events online. All event booking information can be found at www.brightonscience.com Brighton Science Festival 18 Temple Street Brigton BN1 3BH 01273 777 628 Richard@BrightonScience.com
Tickets and information www.BrightonScience.com