Junior Einsteins are passionate about all things science, and they love sharing that passion with young minds through after-school classes, school events, birthday parties, holiday camps, and family and corporate events. Here’s how you can bring hands-on science to your home, school or party with Junior Einsteins.
Junior Einsteins Science Party
Junior Einsteins Science Club bring hands-on science experiments to your child’s party, and it’s every bit as fun as it sounds.
Expect explosions and potions. Children wear lab coats and goggles and are enthralled by activities including:
- Punching slime and stretchy, disgusting slime making
- Giving Barbie a hair-raising experience on a Van de Graaff generator
- Lighting lightsabers with a plasma ball
- Hand-boilers, and a bubbling, foaming elephant toothpaste reaction
- Shooting giant smoke rings at each other with smoke cannons
- The famous Mentos and Coke geysers, shooting high into the air
Don’t worry about the mess — the team cleans up and leaves your home or venue as they found it.
Booking is hassle-free, and the science instructors are looking forward to making your Junior Einstein’s day the best birthday party ever. A Junior Einsteins party is suitable for primary school children aged 5–12. You can also book Junior Einsteins for a family or corporate event.
Book or enquire about a Junior Einsteins party
Junior Einsteins Science After-School Classes
Junior Einsteins can run an after-school club or class for your school across a full year without repeating a single experiment. Children love them — they get properly hands-on and usually make and take something home most days. They wear goggles and lab coats and use real scientific equipment, with a mix of indoor and outdoor experiments.
All facilitators have a science background and are fully insured and Garda vetted. Classes are suitable for primary school children aged 6–12 and usually last an hour. They can run back-to-back with a camp for younger and older children. Pricing is worked out on a per-child, per-experiment basis, and Junior Einsteins bring everything needed to run the class.
Book or enquire about a Junior Einsteins science class/club
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Junior Einsteins Science Camps
Junior Einsteins run fun, hands-on science camps during the school holidays. Children are split into two groups within the same room: Atoms for 6–8 year olds and Molecules for 9–11 year olds.
A Junior Einsteins camp promotes STEM learning through hands-on experiments, and children typically make and take home something most days — think slime, model gliders, rainbow glasses, fossils and more. There’s a mix of indoor and outdoor learning, covering electricity, engineering, chemical reactions, force and more.
All facilitators have a science background and are fully insured and Garda vetted. Camps are typically offered across Dublin and surrounding counties, including Meath, Wicklow and Kildare.
Book or enquire about a Junior Einsteins holiday camp
Junior Einsteins Franchise Opportunities
Junior Einsteins Science Club offers business development franchise opportunities in Ireland, Northern Ireland, the wider UK and beyond. It’s a chance to run award-winning, hands-on STEM events for children with a proven business model.
If you’re interested in becoming a Junior Einsteins franchisee, please get in touch.
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages are Junior Einsteins parties and camps suitable for?
Parties and after-school classes are aimed at primary school children aged 5–12, while holiday camps split children into two age groups: Atoms (6–8) and Molecules (9–11).
Are the Junior Einsteins instructors vetted?
Yes. All facilitators have a science background and are fully insured and Garda vetted.
Where are Junior Einsteins parties and camps available?
Parties and classes are typically run in Dublin and surrounding counties, with camps also offered in Meath, Wicklow and Kildare. Check with Junior Einsteins directly for current availability in your area.
Do I need to provide any equipment for a party or class?
No — Junior Einsteins bring everything needed, including lab coats, goggles and all experiment materials, and they clean up afterwards.
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