23 Sep 2013
On Friday 27 September, At-Bristol will be once again taken over by hundreds of toddlers in the next Toddler Takeover event - a day of water-based fun, aimed exclusively at under fives: Splish, Splash, Splosh!
There are simple science activities and lots of participation events to join with, as well as hundreds of hands-on exhibits to explore. The theme of the event is water, and all things wet and wonderful! Little ones can come and water the plants, test out floating and sinking in our watery PlayLab and make a fish to swim home with you. There will also be special 'Little Stars' Planetarium shows running throughout the day, and a watery story with adventurers Ursa and Leo in 'The Strange Bathtub'.
The day runs from 10am-4pm and don't forget, all activities are included in the reduced admission price, plus there are plenty of family-friendly facilities including buggy parks, a picnic area and nappy changing facilities.
To book tickets or to find out more information about At-Bristol's Toddler Takeover visit www.at-bristol.org.uk or call our bookings team on 0845 345 1235- Monday-Friday 9am-5pm.
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For further press information, please contact Jen Forster in the At-Bristol press office on: 0117 9157 152 or email: press@at-bristol.org.uk. You can also follow At-Bristol on Twitter: @atbristol, become a fan on Facebook: www.facebook.com/atbristolfans or for a slightly unusual perspective, learn more about our sustainability through the eyes of our robotic peregrine falcon: @brianrobofalcon
Notes to Editors:
- Press Trips:If you are interested in writing a review of At-Bristol and require press tickets, please e-mail press@at-bristol.org.uk, providing media details and proposed dates of visit
- At-Bristol is a leading science centre in the UK and a major player in the worldwide science centre movement with over 200,000 visitors a year, including 50,000 school visits.
- At-Bristol makes and develops new exhibitions for Science centres and schools worldwide to purchase and hire, and won the tender to design, develop and build the London2012-inspired touring exhibition, In the Zone, on behalf of the Wellcome Trust ahead of many major exhibit developers in the UK.
- At-Bristol aims to be a world-class science centre that makes a distinctive, valued and recognised contribution to science learning and public engagement with science across Europe.
- A registered charity, At-Bristol has hosted over four million visits since its opening in June 2000 and continually strives towards making science accessible to all.
- At-Bristol receives no central government funding and support from visitors, members, corporate partners and donors means it can continue to make science relevant and fun for future generations.
- 7. At-Bristol has achieved a 20% reduction in energy over 24 months, which won us a West of England Carbon Challenge Carbon Champions award in 2011 and 2012, and we continue to work towards further goals across all areas of sustainability. At-Bristol is currently one of the most sustainable buildings in the country and we were recently awarded Silver in the South West Tourism Excellence Awards due to our sustainable practices, as well as having a Gold Green Tourism Award.