NSTF Science Programmes - Little Scientists' Village

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Little Scientists' Village

The Little Scientists’ Village was established in 2006. Its main objective is “to introduce young children into the world of science, making them aware that science can be found all around them and is accessible to everyone.” Through this educational programme primary school children aged 6-8, participate in hands-on science activities as well as create their own scientific interactive experiments. Activities include displays in various scientific forms using a variety of mediums such as theatre, art and music. This event is organised in conjunction with the Institute of Art and Design at MCAST.

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