Physics Workshops
Immersive Experiences have been developing memorable workshops for years. Our Hands on Physics workshops are available both virtually and in-person for both schools and private party bookings.
Best Mobile Planetarium SpecialistsGreater London Awards
on the update service
certificates with every booking
Choose a workshop
Every workshop can be adapted to your year groups and topics, in person or virtually.
Science
and more.
Atomic structure · Nuclear energy · Spectrometry · Buoyancy · Pressure · The physics of sound · Changes of state · Uranium enrichment
Learning outcomes & curriculum links
Learning outcomes
Bring to life scientific concepts in an engaging way for students and teachers alike.
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Everyday materials
- States of matter
The workshop can be adapted for all ages. Please contact us for more information.
Learn more →
Maths
By the end of the workshop, students will:
- Learn about number bonds
- Master multiplication tables
- Reinforce understanding of factors, common factors, multiples, primes, and place values.
- Encourage teamwork, creativity and expression.
Curriculum links
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Multiplication
- Factors, multiples, and primes
- Number bonds
The workshop can be adapted for all ages. Please contact us for more information.
Learn more →
Electricity
By the end of the workshop, students will:
- Gain an understanding of how electricity is produced and how electrons behave.
Curriculum links
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Everyday materials
- States of matter
The workshop can be adapted for all ages. Please contact us for more information.
Learn more →
Slime
By the end of the workshop, students will:
- Gain an understanding of how atoms make up matter and interact.
Curriculum links
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Everyday materials
- States of matter
The workshop can be adapted for all ages. Please contact us for more information.
Learn more →
Geology Rocks
By the end of the workshop, students will:
- Gain an understanding of the structure of the Earth and types of rocks and minerals.
Curriculum links
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Earth and Space
The workshop can be adapted for all ages. Please contact us for more information.
Learn more →
Working Scientifically
By the end of the workshop, students will:
- Gain an understanding of how the scientific method works.
- Understand what science is for and why we should trust scientists’ results.
Curriculum links
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
The workshop can be adapted for all ages. Please contact us for more information.
Learn more →
Bubbles
By the end of the workshop, students will:
- Gain an understanding of the science of bubbles.
- Participate in several bubble-related experiments to aid learning.
Curriculum links
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Everyday materials
The workshop can be adapted for all ages. Please contact us for more information.
Learn more →
Forces
By the end of the workshop, students will:
- Gain an understanding of the fundamental forces, including gravity.
- Explore gravity using paper helicopters and rides on the hoverboard.
Curriculum links
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Forces
The workshop can be adapted for all ages. Please contact us for more information.
Learn more →
Sound
By the end of the workshop, students will:
- Gain an understanding of what sound is, how it travels and how we make sounds.
Curriculum links
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Light
- Electricity
- Seasonal Changes
The workshop can be adapted for all ages. Please contact us for more information.
Learn more →
Weather
By the end of the workshop, students will:
- Gain an understanding of the different weather types and their importance for all of us.
Curriculum links
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Light
- Electricity
- Seasonal Changes
The workshop can be adapted for all ages. Please contact us for more information.
Learn more →Light
By the end of the workshop, students will:
- Gain an understanding of how light travels, is created and how our eyes work.
Curriculum links
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Light
- Light Waves
The workshop can be adapted for all ages. Please contact us for more information.
Learn more →Magnets
By the end of the workshop, students will:
- Understand the basics of magnetism.
- Be able to list some of the everyday uses of magnets.
- Better understand how magnetic fields work.
Curriculum links
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Forces and magnets
The workshop can be adapted for all ages. Please contact us for more information.
Learn more →
Comet Lab
By the end of the presentation and Comet Lab, students will:
- Be able to name objects in the Solar System.
- Understand the differences between the Sun and the planets.
- Know the order of the planets, and the difference between terrestrial planets and gas giants.
- Know that man-made satellites orbit the Earth and have many uses such as GPS, weather monitoring and science (in the case of the ISS).
- Know where shooting stars come from.
- Understand what comets are made of, how they form and why they might be important for understanding life on Earth.
Curriculum links
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Earth and Space
The Solar System
Learn about the planets, moons, asteroids and more in our Solar System.
Create a scale model of the Solar System and learn how to create one at home.
Learning outcomes & curriculum links
Learning outcomes
By the end of this workshop, students will:
- Gain a better understanding of the Solar System, its size, scale and inhabitants.
- Be able to tell the difference between a star and a planet.
- Be able to name all of the planets and an interesting fact about each.
- Create a scale model of the Solar System.
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Earth and Space
The Earth, Moon and Space
Learn about the Earth, Moon and Sun system and their motions relative to each other.
Describe the seasons, tides, lunar phases and eclipses as well as day and night.
Learning outcomes & curriculum links
Learning outcomes
By the end of this workshop, students will:
- Gain an appreciation of the Earth-Sun-Moon system.
- Understand why solar and lunar eclipses happen.
- Be able to define terms such as ‘planet’, ‘moon’ and ‘satellite’.
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Earth and Space
Stand on a Black Hole
Learn about some of the most mysterious objects in nature.
Understand the life cycles of stars and how their mass affects their deaths.
Learning outcomes & curriculum links
Learning outcomes
By the end of this workshop, students will:
- Gain a deeper understanding of the life cycles of stars – from chemistry and physics to the timescales involved.
- Have an insight into what a black hole is, how it is formed, and the strange observations that can be made around it.
- Understand accretion discs and singularities, and the various sizes of black hole, from miniature to supermassive.
- Use augmented reality to explore galaxy/black hole phenomena.
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Physics of Space
Stars
Learn about the stars which twinkle in the night sky.
Understand the relative sizes and scales of objects in the Universe.
Learning outcomes & curriculum links
Learning outcomes
By the end of the workshop, students will:
- Gain an appreciation for the relative sizes of objects in space.
- Understand the life cycles of stars.
- Create their own star maps.
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Earth and Space
The workshop can be adapted for all ages. Please contact us for more information.
Learn more →
Planets
Learn about the Solar System planets, why they are all unique and how to remember their order from the Sun.
Learning outcomes & curriculum links
Learning outcomes
By the end of the workshop, students will:
- Gain knowledge about the planets in the Solar System.
- Learn mnemonics to help remember the order of the planets.
- Learn interesting facts about each of the planets.
Curriculum links
- Working scientifically
- Physics of Space
The workshop can be adapted for all ages. Please contact us for more information.
Learn more →From enquiry to lift-off
Enquire
Tell us your date, year groups and numbers. We'll recommend the right experience and package.
Plan your day
We agree your timetable and match sessions to your curriculum topics and SEND needs.
We arrive and set up
Our team sets up, runs every session, then packs everything away.
Keep learning
Follow up with our free teacher resources back in the classroom.
Schools book us again, and again
"Fantastic day, the pupils were amazed and really engaged. Immersive Experiences staff were really helpful both when booking and on the day, I wouldn't hesitate to book again!"Billie ElliottScience Co-ordinator, Moor Hey School
"The level of questioning from the children always amazes me - an inspiring day for everyone."Trustpilot reviewMarch 2025
"It was the WOW factor of science week and we will definitely book again!"Trustpilot reviewMarch 2023
More STEM workshops
Documents available on request
Please contact us for:
- Terms and Conditions
- Risk Assessments & Method Statements
- Insurance certificates (public liability, indemnity, employers' liability)
- Fire Certificate, PAT Certificate
- Child Protection & Audience Code of Conduct
Find mobile planetarium school workshops / visits in this online directory of school workshop providers.
Your questions answered
Which physics workshops can we book?
Options include Forces, Electricity, Magnets, Light, Sound, Weather, Bubbles and David Hall’s science workshops on atomic structure, nuclear energy and buoyancy.
How long is a physics workshop?
Most workshops run for 45–60 minutes and can be adapted for all ages.
Can physics workshops be combined with a planetarium visit?
Yes. Many schools pair physics workshops with a planetarium show or space workshop to make a full science day.
Book a physics workshop
Tell us your dates, year groups and topics and we’ll put together the right workshops for your school.