Through a series of lab-based activities and demonstrations, students will investigate the chemical reactions behind the carbon cycle.
Can science help solve the climate crisis?
What is the carbon cycle and how is human activity changing it? What impact is this having on our climate and our oceans. And how might science offer some solutions?
Through a series of lab-based activities and demonstrations students will investigate the chemical reactions behind the carbon cycle. They will discover how human activity is changing the movement of carbon through the cycle and the impact this is having on the atmosphere and the oceans. At the end of the workshop students will see a dramatic presentation of real satellite data displayed on our magnificent digital Science On A Sphere and learn how scientists are using this data to study the causes and impact of climate change.
Meets Gatsby Benchmark 4: This workshop features a regional role model, helping pupils connect learning to future careers.
Curriculum links
- Properties & changes of materials
- Working scientifically
School trip prices
We allow a ratio of 1 adult to every 5 children for most groups. Additional adults over this ratio will be charged. In the case of SEN groups, we may offer further free adult support on request – please contact us to discuss your requirements.
What other teachers say...
‘Great workshop – interactive and well explained. The timings worked well.’
‘The lab session was really interactive and well explained at each step. It was accessible for all students.’