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Mother Nature Science North West London

Mother Nature Science North West London

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22 Westmoreland Rd, England, NW9 9BW, United Kingdom
020 7846 2277 www.mnature.co.uk
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Feb 1, 2018
Mother Nature science is such a great idea it has made science fun for my little boy encouraging him to want to learn more. The camp challenges the children in such a way that it makes them want to keep coming back to investigate what else science can bring them. This of course has a lot to do with the teachers and those who are behind the scenes of the planning of all the camps. I would highly recommend this as a great camp to send your children too, well worth the money and the smile my little boy had on his face after each camp he attended. He enjoyed learning new experiments each day and couldn’t wait for the next day to come round.

Jul 17, 2018
My daughter and I love this place! It's good that the kids are having fun learning science.

Oct 12, 2017
Best camps/parties! A wonderful company whereby children can learn and have fun with science. I highly recommend.

Oct 12, 2017
Fun and fabulous way for children to engage with science! The holiday camps are awesome with enthusiastic and fun Professors !!

Oct 13, 2017
Fun science and great atmosphere! Amazing after school clubs and camps!

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