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Inspiring the Next Generation of Scientists & Innovators

5 Ways Children Can Use Science to Explain the World Around Them

11 Ways to Get Your Child Doing Science Safely at Home

10 Ways to Prepare Your Children (Ages 5 to 11) for Secondary School

How to Make Computer Time More Enriching and Educational for Your Children

Why Is Water So Important to Our Survival?

10 of the Most Interesting Animal Sounds

Seeking Schools Who Value STEM: Engaging Workshops and After-School Clubs with The Science of Sound

Life Without Electricity: Imagining a World Without Power

Sensory Stimulation: How We Use Sensory Experiences to Teach Complex Topics

sensory deprivation - what, how and why?

How Different Styles of Music Can Affect Concentration and Task Execution – Using Music to Help Your Child Learn

What is Oobleck, and How Can I Make It at Home?

Introduction to Non-Newtonian Fluids: Oobleck and Slime

5 Ways Sound Therapy Can Improve Your Mental Health and Well-being

Sound Reflections: The Science of Sound Bouncing from Place to Place

Acoustics: Why the Science of Sound is Useful in Our Day-to-Day Lives

Oobleck vs. Slime: A Battle of Non-Newtonian Fluids

Flexible Childcare: Meeting the Needs of Busy Parents

Team Salut and the Science of Sound: Glenard Patnelli’s Vision for Community, Arts, and Education

10 Ways Learning a Musical Instrument Can Enhance Your Child’s Educational Journey

5 Ways to Encourage a Child to Socialise: Nurturing Confidence and Easing Anxiety

Introducing The Science of Sound Podcast: Launching in 2025

The Science of Sound: Scientific Enrichment Through a Multi-Activity Approach

The Return of Weekend Care for Children Ages 5 to 12: Why It’s Becoming More Crucial

Why We Use PreSonus Studio One as Our Main Production DAW for Podcasts, Composition, Sensory Sessions, and More

Comparing Light to Sound: Reflections and More

The Science Behind Music and Memory: How to Boost Focus and Retention

5 Reasons Retreats are a Great Idea for Children Aged 5-12

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