Science Communication

We deliver science and nature talks, walks and workshops to school children, organisations and course providers. For example, we have run events as part of Science Week, Heritage Week, and Biodiversity Week. These events can be tailored to an adult or child audience.

Teacher feedback

“I would like to express my sincere gratitude for such an excellently run workshop with my 4th class, we thoroughly enjoyed it. I know it was hard to really see the true enthusiasm of the class but they have been spending their lunchtimes and evenings at home really getting involved and searching for fossils and I even had a parent comment on how much her children loved this. How the workshop was run, your patience, time and information and knowledge provided to each of the children was just fantastic and I can’t thank you enough.”

Alanna, Nurney National School, Co. Kildare

Talks and workshops

  • Geology workshop or talk

    Are you curious about what lies beneath our feet? Are you looking for a science talk for your class? From volcanoes, to fossils, to glaciers, learn about the fundamentals of geology and Ireland's billion-year-old geological history in a walk, talk or workshop which can be tailored to suit adults or children.

  • Fabulous fossils talk or walk

    From dinosaurs to ammonites, what is a fossil and where can you find them? Become a fossil hunter for the day and learn about Ireland's wonderful fossil creatures hidden inside its rocks. This can be tailored to suit an audience of adults or children.

  • Geology of the landscape for hikers, hike leaders, guides and course providers

    Are you a hiker or hike leader curious to learn more about how landscapes form? Perhaps you are a course provider and would like to deliver extra knowledge to your students. Learn the basics of geology in this one-day course delivered outdoors. From geological history, to mountain building events, volcanoes, rock types and the effects of glaciation on Ireland, learn about what shapes the landscapes we admire.