Science Club
Hands-on science · experiments
Part experiment, part discovery lab. Students get messy, curious, and genuinely surprised. From bubble volcanoes to chemical reactions, science becomes something you do, not just read about.
Learning objective: By the end of the programme, students will be able to design a simple experiment independently, identify variables, record results, and explain what happened and why.
Now running at Berlin Metropolitan School for Grades 1–4. BMS families sign up through the school's club registration.
5 Skills Children Develop in Science Club
Sparks curiosity through hands-on STEM experiments
Builds critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Introduces basic concepts in chemistry, physics, and biology
Encourages teamwork and collaborative learning
Develops scientific reasoning and observation skills
🔬 Science Club – FAQ
What age group is Science Club for?
It is designed for children aged 6–12 with curiosity about science and experiments.
What do children do in Science Club?
They take part in hands-on experiments in chemistry, physics, and biology.
Is it safe for younger children?
Yes, all experiments are age-appropriate and supervised by trained educators.
Do children need prior science knowledge?
No, all concepts are introduced in a fun and beginner-friendly way.
Is it taught in English?
Yes, all sessions are conducted in English.
Schools with this Activity
Berlin Metropolitan School
Berlin International School