Unlock your child’s potential with our exciting EDventures!

Saturdays: 5th, 12th, 26th April & 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th May

Time: 14:30 to 16:00

Age: G2 to G4

In a vibrant world where the buzzing of bees and the blooming of flowers have flourished in harmony for centuries, a shocking event disrupts the peace: the Bee Queen has been kidnapped! The children must embark on a thrilling mission to uncover the truth behind this mystery, with all clues leading to the enigmatic Flower Kingdom. What could possibly drive a wedge between these two allies? Could it be the recent invention of robot bees that has sparked tension?

•Critical Thinking: Analyze clues and evidence to solve the mystery of the Bee Queen’s disappearance.

•Discussion Skills: Engage in debates about the bees and flowers' conflict, practicing respectful dialogue and opinion articulation.

•Speaking Skills: Enhance communication by expressing thoughts clearly during discussions and presentations.

•Collaboration: Team up to share ideas and strategize, emphasizing listening and valuing diverse perspectives.

•Descriptive language: Learn sensory vocabulary and similes as we navigate this beautiful world

Saturdays: 5th, 12th, 26th April & 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th May

Time: 16:00 to 17:30

Age: G4 to G6

It's never too early to master the art of debate! In this exciting EDventure, your child will step into the grandeur of Ancient Rome, where they will tackle the crucial question: "Shall Rome go to war?" As they travel across the empire, they will gather information and develop arguments for both sides of the debate. With each stop, they’ll meet influential figures and ordinary citizens alike, learning about their perspectives and the implications of war. This immersive experience will ignite their curiosity and enthusiasm for history while sharpening their critical thinking skills.

•Master Debate Skills: Learn the essential components of debate format and structure, preparing them to articulate their ideas effectively.

•Hone Presentation Techniques: Develop confidence in public speaking and presentation skills, ensuring they can deliver their arguments with poise.

•Persuade with Ethos, Pathos, and Logos: Discover the art of persuasion and how to appeal to ethics, emotion, and logic to convince their audience.

•Critical Thinking and Data Gathering: Engage in critical thinking activities as they collect and analyze information to strengthen their debate points.