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Science Shows Live! at your School or EventMartin Rapley F.R.E.S. - The Bug Man, presents Science Shows in schools,events etc throughout the year including: The Big Bug Experience - as seen at The Science Museum, The Natural History Museum and many schools and other venues and events. School visits - Choose a show from the list on the left or click all activities for the full list. To book a date go to the Booking info/Prices page Events - The Big Bug Experience is available for events as a show or as a drop-in style exhibit. Martin has worked in Education and Wildlife conservation for over 20 years. He was Education Officer with Essex Wildlife Trust before leaving in May 2003 to set up Martin Rapley - Experience Science Live! As well as presenting his own shows Martin is co-presenting many of the Animal Vision shows in the Attenborough Studio at The Natural History Museum.
Dear Martin, Wow! What an amazing day our pupils, staff and parents had yesterday. The whole school from Nursery to Year 6 have been inspired by The Big Bug Experience to create their own technology bugs etc... I don't think I can remember a time when so many parents have been so interested in sharing in their children's learning, the Hall was packed! Thank you so much for a wonderful day and for inspiring all our pupils and staff. We look forward to booking you again. A big thank you from us all at Five Elms Primary School. Clare D'Netto Deputy Head Teacher Five Elms Primary School, Dagenham, Essex "Thankyou for yet another totally brilliant day. All the children who saw your Reptiles and Amphibians were thrilled. So much enjoyment and enthusiasm, so inspiring. A must see spectacular that I recommend to whoever wants an utterly entertaining and educational day. I look forward to your next visit eagerly as do all the children!" Tim Hall, Head of Science, Breckland Middle School. See feedback pages for more comments from teachers. Martin is a Fellow of The Royal Entomological Society and a corporate sponsor of Buglife - The Invertebrate Conservation Trust |
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