Have you ever tried to mix oil and water?

You can keep mixing them as much as you like, but they will never dissolve. However, some chemicals have the ability of merging them together into what is called an emulsion. Many common products are made with this method. Children can experience hands-on how to make an emulsion for themselves using simple ingredients.

Ever tried dropping some water on a leaf or a feather? The water forms little droplets and runs off. This is called water repelling. Some materials are the opposite, and actually absorb water. The concept of water repelling is how many common skin products work. Learn how to apply a mixture of ingredients to turn absorbing materials into a water repelling material, in a few simple steps.

If you ever tried to blow bubbles with water, you’d see that they pop very quickly. But when you add some soap, they last for much longer. This is because a concept called surface tension. Soaps and detergents make the surface of the water flexible, so it can stretch. Have fun using some LE products to make some creative artwork to take home.

Surface tension also makes bubbles grow and is part of how cleansers and shampoos work. Have fun with hands-on learning about how bubbles form during a simple chemical
reaction in test tubes. Have fun making a bubble popper or a bubble fountain.

Plants are not only essential to life and the environment, but are utilized as a source of food, medicine, and other natural resources for the health of people and animals. This program is
intended to nurture an understanding of the special functional properties of plants, and the different ways in which they have been grown to make use of them.

Children will be taken on guided investigations to observe, identify, record and discuss about different types of herbal plants, discovering their specific structures, functions and features of plants that enable plants to used in specific applications. We also provide a special focus on the unique aspects of indigenous plants

This popular program is suitable for all primary school levels and aims to educate them about the importance of bees and beekeeping as a pathway to safeguarding our environment, to inspire the green leaders and budding biologists of tomorrow through the power of science and stewardship.

Students will learn about the basics of bee identification and life cycles, bee and colony behavior, their essential roles in honey production, supporting plants and farming through pollination

Soil is the foundation on which all life on earth is based upon. This more advanced program will provide an opportunity to “dig a little deeper” and discover the importance of soil, how it works, and its importance to the health of plants, the environment and agriculture.

The program involves investigation and identification of soil types, their contents, what they do, measurement of soil pH and understanding of soil suitability for different types of plants.

We wound not be able to breathe without plants, which is why they are called the lungs of the earth, providing oxygen for all living things. This program aims to provide an engaging, hands-on learning experience about plant composition, how plants function, and why they are so important for environmental health and biodiversity.

Children will discover how to identify and recognize different parts of plants, and why different plants have different adaptations to their surroundings and environment. We will also provide an opportunity trek around the gardens, collect plant samples and to zoom in at a microscopic level.

Plants have an amazing array of natural scents and oils, which we use in a wide variety of foods and products, including perfumes. This program enables children to discover how different herbs and flowering plants produce scents, and how they can be harvested.

Children will be taken through guided demonstrations of perfume and essential oil purification, to
discover and identify different types of scents made by herbal plants and participate in making their own custom blends. A perfect mix of science and sensory creativity!

This program is suitable for all levels and is intended to introduce the basic principles of growing, from what the main resources required for plants to grown successfully, to what their uses are as foods and related products. Sustainable growing is the future of how we can support our ever-growing population.

Children will gain an understanding of the life cycle of plants, ranging from how they germinate from seeds, to what they are grown for, and to the different ways they can be growth to save energy, water and environmental resources.

Budding food scientists, nutritionists and dietitians can learn first-hand from a working functional herb and food garden the basics of how food sustains our lives. These principles are applicable to all levels and extend out to practical life lessons that are not necessarily part of structured curriculums.

This program aims at providing an in-depth understanding of which different kinds of nutrients are found in different plants, how the nutrients work in the body and which parts of the body they are used for to keep us grow and living healthily.