science made simple
Our mission
- To inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers
- To engage a wider public with science and engineering as part of popular culture
- To build bridges between researchers, professionals and the public
We provide
- Science, Engineering and Maths shows for schools, festivals and special events
- Presenter training
- Consultancy
- Custom made shows
- Science busking for any event
- Science busking training for anyone from a student to an academic
- Soldering workshops for schools, festivals and special events
Recent News and Additions..
Join our team!
We are recruiting for a STEM communicator based at our Cardiff office. More information available here.
Director Receives University Honour
Introducing our patron Adam Hart Davis.
"Their consistent, enthusiastic and imaginative promotion at all levels in
schools must have made at least as great a contribution to young people as
all the BBC broadcasts on engineering. They may be small, they may be young,
but my goodness they are making a difference."
Our new advert!
National Science and Engineering Week Grant Schemes
The Small Grant Scheme for Schools, funded by BIS (Department for Business Innovation and Skills), is available to schools with a high proportion of pupils from minority ethnic backgrounds, or a high proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals, or schools in a remote or rural location.
The National Science and Engineering Week Grant Scheme for Scotland, funded by the Scottish Government is open to any organisation in Scotland.
The National Science and Engineering Week Grant Scheme for Wales, funded by the Welsh Assembly Government is open to any organisation in Wales.
All of these grant schemes have a very simple application procedure and few restrictions on what you can spend the money on, so all you need is an idea for an event or activity to run during the week and the enthusiasm to get it off the ground. The deadline for applications is the 9th November 2009
Watch here - What do audiences think of our shows.
supported by Cardiff University, School of Physics and Astronomy
