Hands-on experiments
Practical tasks, observations and investigations.
Five distinct hands-on science experiences, one for every weekday. Designed for Levels 1–5 and built around experimentation, creativity, engineering and confident scientific thinking.

Families may select one programme or combine several, depending on their child’s interests and availability.

A practical investigative science programme where pupils use observation, hands-on experiments, problem-solving and scientific reasoning to investigate questions and solve real-world science mysteries.
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A highly practical exploration of rockets, planets, stars, space missions, flight, forces and extreme environments, combining model-building, investigation and mission-based challenges.
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A design-and-build programme in which pupils learn the engineering design process, create working models and prototypes, explore mechanisms and improve ideas through testing, creativity and evidence.
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A science and environmental innovation programme exploring ecosystems, biodiversity, pollution, climate change and the sustainable solutions pupils can develop to help protect our planet.
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A distinctive programme where pupils perform engaging experiments, learn to present and communicate science clearly, create their own science-show features and build confidence through clear scientific communication and presentation.
Explore programme →FutureLab is designed around doing, testing, questioning and explaining. Pupils encounter science as something they can investigate, build, communicate and use—not simply memorise.
Parent information hub →Practical tasks, observations and investigations.
Science connected to the world pupils recognise.
Design, evidence, reasoning and iteration.
Explain ideas, collaborate and present discoveries.
Confidence, curiosity and scientific thinking.
Participation is calculated consistently at €25 per programme teaching hour. Semester fees differ because the number of scheduled school dates differs by weekday.
| Day | Programme | Semester 1 | Semester 2 | Full year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | Science Detectives | 13 sessions · €325 | 13 sessions · €325 | 26 sessions · €650 | Details → |
| Tuesday | Space, Rockets & Extreme Science | 12 sessions · €300 | 13 sessions · €325 | 25 sessions · €625 | Details → |
| Wednesday | Inventors & Engineers Lab | 14 sessions · €350 | 12 sessions · €300 | 26 sessions · €650 | Details → |
| Thursday | Planet Protectors | 14 sessions · €350 | 12 sessions · €300 | 26 sessions · €650 | Details → |
| Friday | Science Stars | 12 sessions · €300 | 12 sessions · €300 | 24 sessions · €600 | Details → |
Once enrolment is confirmed, each participating child and parent/guardian will be issued their own private portal credentials. The portal helps families see what has been covered and gives pupils useful material to continue exploring at home.
Families can continue beyond the Chiswick programme through SED Hub courses, camps, free resources, virtual learning and specialist science pathways.
Every weekday has its own visual identity and learning focus, while the programme remains connected by a common approach: question, test, build, explain and improve.
Yes. Families may select one or more weekday programmes, subject to availability.
All five FutureLab programmes are available to pupils in Levels 1–5.
Pupils are received and supervised from 14:30. Main programme teaching runs approximately from 14:45 to 15:45.
Fees are calculated at €25 per programme teaching hour. The total differs by weekday because the school calendar provides a different number of available dates.
No. Registration details are received first; SED Hub then confirms availability and the corresponding payment process. A place is confirmed once the registration and payment process has been completed.
One programme or several—the next science adventure can start here.