Did you know that during your lifetimes, your brain grows from one cell to 85 billion?! Join our troupe of Neuroscientists from King's College London as they put a very specific spin on classic pantomime and teach us how our brains develop from one little cell into our amazing brain. In this scientific pantomime adventure you can shout, cheer and take part to help our brave neuron choose his path and make friends (and enemies!) along the way. Sunday 27th Aug - 17.00.

Join marine mammologist Claudia Allen as she talks us through the adaptations and anatomy of some of the largest organisms that have ever lived: Whales! Using household objects, spray paint and a parachute, Claudia will recreate just what it would be like if you were to be swallowed by a whale! Sunday 27th Aug - 10.30am.

Using handheld microscopes, let scientists Claudia Allen and Dr Stephanie Sargeant guide you through some amazing miniature creatures and structures, as you're invited to record your findings like Robert Hooke, the inventor of the microscope. Friday 10.30am.

Come and experience Pelagic Pilates and exercise your mind and body like you never have before. As marine mammaologist and Pilates instructor, Claudia Allen guides you through poses, marine scientist Dr Stephanie Sargeant will link each movement to an ocean fact, exploring what happens to the human body as we jounrey into the depth. Why is it that humans can live in space for a year but no one has been underwater longer than a month? just what is the bends? And why can we hold our breaths longer when our face is in the water. Friday 25th Aug - 18.30.

Expect puns, poo and possibly a parrot or two as Dr Khalil Thirlaway and Hana Ayoob embark on a comedic tour of the good, bad and downright weird corners of zoology. Friday 17.00.

Interactive workshops, games and making take the morning slots with drop in sessions for parents and children.

Interactive workshops, games and making take the morning slots with drop in sessions for parents and children.

Interactive workshops, games and making take the morning slots with drop in sessions for parents and children.