Students are involved in the talk, and can handle meteorites, the Earth's oldest fossils, minerals dinosaur claws and teeth and replica skulls. Most of the specimens are genuine apart from the most fragile skulls. Samples are drawn from all parts of the world. Older students can also see experiments with polarised light identification of minerals, and fossils under the microscope. He can talk to your class as a Norman Knight.
Older students can have slide presentations with material from many parts of the world.
Amazing Universe Amazing Universe is a tour of some of the incredible things that are happening in our Universe. Utilising the latest computer 3-D graphics projector and space images, the tour starts inside a giant telescope. The doors of the dome noisily creak open to reveal the 1000's of stars that can only be seen in a light-free environment. A quick look of the night sky reveals 88 star pictures or constellations including the 13 that happen to lie alongside our path in space - the zodiac. After this exciting introduction pupils are taken on a tour of the Solar System followed by an explanation of the lives of stars based on our own Sun.