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92/100 · ages Ages 5–14; resource-specific

Natural History Museum Schools Learning

The Natural History Museum London schools programme offers museum visits, virtual workshops, curriculum-linked learning resources for ages 5–14, nature and climate activities, and dinosaur and natural-history collections.

WebsitePhysical placeBiodiversityClimate education
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Museum of Science Boston Youth Programs

The Museum of Science Boston Youth Programs page gathers high-school STEM opportunities including science series, computer-science events, a 2026 innovation hackathon, biotechnology and renewable-energy workshops, MEDscience, and internships.

WebsitePhysical placeBiotechnologyComputer science
High-school learners; programme-specific · Access and registration vary; some school admission funded90
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NGV Teachers and Students

The National Gallery of Victoria provides school learning programmes, self-guided visits, classroom connections, and art-and-design experiences for students and teachers.

WebsitePhysical placeCreative learningDesign
All school year levels; programme-specific · Digital resources free; visits and programmes vary90
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A Young Explorer’s Guide to the Science Museum

The Science Museum’s family guide for under-seven visitors highlights five museum experiences, including water play, bubbles, flight, and large engineering objects, to help families plan a first science visit.

WebsitePhysical placeEarly learningFamily guides
Under 7 and families · Free guide; museum admission and booking terms vary89
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Australian Museum Virtual Excursions

The Australian Museum offers educator-led virtual excursions and on-demand science sessions that connect students with museum collections and experts.

WebsitePhysical placeMuseum collectionsPrimary learning
Primary through secondary; activity-specific · Free on-demand resources; live bookings and programs vary89
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UTD Summer Math Camps 2026

The University of Texas at Dallas 2026 Summer Math Camps offer five-week programmes for high-school students in Mathematical Adventures, SAT Math, and Mathematics Behind Artificial Intelligence, with in-person and online components.

WebsitePhysical placeArtificial intelligenceMath camp
High-school students · $500 registration fee; 2026 dates have passed88
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Science Museum Mathematics: The Winton Gallery

The Science Museum’s Mathematics: The Winton Gallery explores how mathematics has shaped the modern world through objects, stories, and gallery interpretation.

WebsitePhysical placeEngineeringFamily visits
Children, families, and school groups · Free gallery; museum visit and booking terms vary87
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MSU 2026 Summer Math Camps

Michigan State University Mathematics Department’s 2026 summer camps cover grades K–12 through themed experiences such as Math Explorers, Geometry, Topology, Fractals and Python, and Fun with Fractions.

WebsitePhysical placeFractionsGeometry
Grades K–12 · Paid camps; 2026 sessions full with waitlist option86
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Science Museum Interactive Guide

The Science Museum’s interactive guide is a device-based tour that helps visitors discover science stories and must-see objects throughout the museum, with multilingual options.

WebsitePhysical placeFamily visitsInteractive guides
7+ · £5; museum admission and booking terms vary86
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Science Museum Energy Hall

The Science Museum’s Energy Hall traces steam power and industrial change through historic full-size engines, models, and engineering stories, with an educational gallery page for family and school visits.

WebsitePhysical placeEnergyEngineering history
Children, families, and school groups · Free gallery; museum visit and booking terms vary85
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BYU Math Circles

Brigham Young University’s Fall 2026 Math Circles give students in grades K–12 free, age-grouped classes in mathematical exploration and problem solving led by BYU faculty and students.

WebsitePhysical placeFamily learningMath circles
Grades K–12 · Free classes; in-person capacity applies90
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