Science Oxford

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Science Oxford is part of a charitable organisation called The Oxford Trust, based in Oxford, England. The Trust's mission is to encourage the pursuit of science and enterprise. It does this across three key areas - education, engagement and enterprise. The Oxford Trust was founded in 1985 by Sir Martin and Lady Audrey Wood.^{[citation needed]} Science Oxford was launched in 2005.

Science Oxford runs programmes of education and engagement activities for schools, families and adults.

Science Oxford's education programme include:

Primary outreach programmes

Secondary outreach programmes

The Big Science Event

Thinking, Doing, Talking Science

It also runs the Science Oxford Centre - a hands-on science education centre for primary-aged children and their families, located at Stansfeld Park in Headington, Oxford.

Science Oxford's engagement programme includes:

Saturday Clubs

Family open days

References[]

External links[]

• Science Oxford website

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