How scientists separate colours and examine patterns.
The science session ends. The learning journey continues.
Each confirmed FutureLab enrolment is designed to include separate private portal access for the participating child and parent/guardian, helping families follow what is being covered and continue useful science activities between sessions.
Alex
Science Detectives · Monday
A short optional investigation with adult supervision.
Key ideas, vocabulary and a one-page recap.
Monday · 14:30
Alex's FutureLab
Science Detectives · 2026/2027
See the concepts, skills and experiment covered.
One note sheet and one optional home activity.
Programme attendance and key notices in one place.
Observation · reasoning · communication
See calendar and programme notes.
Useful follow-up without turning science club into more homework.
What we covered
A concise session summary helps parents understand the scientific theme, practical activity and skills explored.
Notes & resources
Selected programme notes, explanations, worksheets, links or media can be made available where useful.
Further activities
Optional extension challenges can help children continue investigating at home without making participation burdensome.
Progress
Families can follow participation, completed activities, achievements and programme milestones over time.
Programme information
Relevant dates, notices, files and programme-specific information can remain accessible in one private location.
Separate family views
The child experience is designed around learning, while the parent view focuses on visibility, follow-up and programme administration.
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Portal access is issued after SED Hub confirms the child's enrolment.