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Explore colour, emotion and invisibility in our special activity for February half term.

Based on creative explorations of the theme 'identity', We The Curious coordinated the “What You Can’t See, You Don’t Know” exhibition project created by GCSE photography students from Bristol Brunel Academy and local photographer Ilayda Akarca.

Through the National Grid Community Grant Programme, £19,775 was donated to fund the development of three new interactive and engaging climate change themed workshops for school children aged between 5 and 16 years old.

Have you ever seen a game of robot football? If you visited We The Curious in 2022 the answer could be yes! But why?

The Open Source Science approach at We the Curious is about listening to people who wouldn’t normally be part of science research or the product design process.

Forget the age-old image of science being the realm of the white-coated elite; we want to shatter stereotypes and make science everyone’s game.

How a visit to a science centre can be an opportunity to influence real ongoing research, and to explore how computers might help us to better understand human emotion.

Head to our Greenhouse to learn all about bees and plant a seed to take home.

Visit the Tinkering Space and get creative with crafts inspired by nature.

How is We The Curious getting involved with sleep research?

What does your weekly shop say about you? Some things might seem clear – like what your favourite food is. But could there be clues about your health too?

What does it look like when schoolchildren are supported to take an active role in engaging with and responding to research?