Single-session hall event
Heroes of the Cosmic Union or PLAY Science in your school’s conference hall; a day that brings the whole school together.
- 40–60 min show
- As many as the hall holds
- Morning and afternoon sessions
For schools
Grade-by-grade sessions in the hall, class-by-class science shows, rocket engineering in the garden or a science club that lives all year. We handle all the paperwork, permits and operations; you just set the date.

Because we have worked on the same stages for years, we know your organisation’s day-to-day needs.
Sessions are planned around your timetable: morning and afternoon hall sessions or 30–35-minute shows class by class.
Trip permission forms, educational psychologist approval reports, material, chemical and safety reports are prepared turnkey.
The announcement text and visuals for parents are prepared with your school’s identity; a photo selection is shared after the event.
The programmes are aligned with the MEB curriculum and social values and approved by an educational psychologist; they reinforce Science and Life Studies outcomes.
From a single event to a year-long programme, all from the same team.
Heroes of the Cosmic Union or PLAY Science in your school’s conference hall; a day that brings the whole school together.
Back-to-back sessions grade by grade according to hall capacity: the whole school, from preschool to middle school, on the same day.
The classroom format of the LAB and Cosmic Union: no stage needed, each class in its own classroom.
Rocket Academy in the garden, science and creative workshop stations in classrooms.
Students are welcomed at the city’s central stages or in safe areas reserved for them.
The CU Science Club programme, living on your campus at set intervals from September to June.
Three day models and a year-long club calendar based on your hall capacity, grades and lesson times. Times are examples; we build the plan together.
Heroes of the Cosmic Union
Science Workshop
PLAY Science
Cyanotype
The LAB show
Dalí Painter
Curiocity
Rocket Academy
Robotic coding
School-logo magnets and a science fair
Programmes 100% aligned with the national (MEB) curriculum and approved by an educational psychologist. Your teachers can place the activity before or after the related unit.
| Programme | Subject | Topic link |
|---|---|---|
| Heroes of the Cosmic Union | Science · Life Studies | Earth and the universe, planets, atmosphere; environment, recycling, sustainability |
| PLAY Science · the LAB | Science | Matter and change, changes of state, heat, pressure, electricity, chemical reactions |
| Rocket Academy | Science · Technology and Design | Force and motion, thrust, air resistance, aerodynamics; design process |
| Curiocity Unlimited Quest | Social Studies · Life Studies | Ancient Egyptian, Chinese and Aztec civilisations; maps and orientation |
| Workshops | Visual Arts · Technology and Design | Light–matter interaction, composition, making, coding basics |
A short pre-briefing with the teacher: which concepts will be covered and which questions the class can prepare with.
A scientific explanation after every experiment; students observe, predict and discuss.
Classroom discussion questions, safe experiment ideas and the educational psychologist’s report file.
The text next to each production explains how it works at your organisation.

Turns the space and environment topics of Science and Life Studies into an experience in a single hall event. The educational psychologist’s report is on file; sessions are planned grade by grade.

Makes abstract science concepts concrete in front of the whole school; reaches hundreds of students in one hall in 50 minutes.

Without moving to a hall, each class enjoys a 30–35-minute science experience in its own classroom; lessons are not disrupted.

Turns the force and motion topics of science lessons into an engineering day in the school garden that parents can see.

Turns Social Studies and Life Studies topics into a discovery game played on campus.

Hands-on sessions that can be linked to Visual Arts, Science and Technology–Design lessons.

A production in which classes shoot their own short film as an end-of-term project.
Pricing is set in a quote based on the model, number of participants and number of programmes.
All production and mobile activities are set up in your school’s conference hall or garden. A revenue-sharing model contributes to the Parent–School Association or school fund.
Students are welcomed at the city’s most central stages or cultural centres. Transfers, safety and trip permission processes are managed in coordination.
The school management defines the programme as a “Science Club Package” for all students from its institutional budget; it is offered periodically as a STEAM privilege associated with the school, at no extra cost to parents.
Campus, grades, number of students and session plan.
Trip permissions, educational psychologist’s report, material and safety reports.
Content, preparation questions and the day’s flow.
Set-up, sessions and teardown.
Photo and video selection.
Four back-to-back sessions on the same day: preschool and lower grades in the morning, upper grades in the afternoon.
Trip permission forms, educational psychologist approval report, material and chemical reports and a safety report.
Yes. In the institutional contract model, the programme is offered from the school’s budget as a “Science Club Package”.
PLAY Science, the LAB class show and Rocket Academy’s competition format are tailored for middle school.
Share your date, venue and participant details; we’ll prepare a tailored plan and quote.