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Science Stars

A distinctive programme combining practical science with science communication, presentation, confidence and the ability to explain discoveries clearly.

Experiment. Explain. Present.
Science Stars visual
What pupils explore

A purposeful learning journey.

Practical experimentsScience communicationPresentation skillsDemonstrationsScience storiesShort science features
DATES & FEES

Choose the period that works for your family.

SEMESTER 1

October 2026 – February 2027

€30012 sessions
16 October 202623 October 20266 November 202613 November 202620 November 202627 November 202611 December 20268 January 202715 January 202722 January 202729 January 20275 February 2027
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SEMESTER 2

February – May 2027

€30012 sessions
12 February 202719 February 202726 February 20275 March 202712 March 20279 April 202716 April 202723 April 202730 April 20277 May 202721 May 202728 May 2027
Choose Semester 2
FULL ACADEMIC YEAR

Secure the complete 2026/2027 pathway

€60024 sessions

One registration for the complete programme year.

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Science Stars family media space

Selected presentations can be shared with participating families.

Science Stars includes science communication and presentation. A dedicated restricted-access family video space can be used for selected programme content. Any wider use of individual pupil material on SED Hub websites or social channels is handled separately through explicit parent/guardian permission.

🔒Restricted family accessCredentials issued to participating families.
Included with confirmed enrolment

A private child and parent portal for this programme.

Families will be able to follow what has been covered, open selected notes and resources, access further activities and see programme progress from phone, tablet or computer.

WHAT WE COVEREDScience StarsLatest notes · activity follow-up · progress · resources
FRIDAY

Experiment. Explain. Present.

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