Schools & universities
Science under the sky
Hands-on stargazing, space activities and interactive scientific storytelling for students — delivered on your campus or at your school event.
- Format
- On campus or at events
- For
- Schools and universities
- Topics
- Astronomy, space and geology
- Track record
- ABA Muscat International School
Learning
Students learn astronomy by looking through a telescope — not just at a textbook.
Our school sessions combine hands-on observation, space activities and interactive scientific storytelling, delivered on campus.
We have run sessions for ABA Muscat International School.
Programme elements
Build a session around your students
Hands-on stargazing
Students observe through professional telescopes with our team.
Safe sungazing
Daytime observation of the Sun and sunspots through a solar filter.
Space activities
Space VR and the Mission to Space flight simulator.
Scientific storytelling
Interactive stories that make astronomy memorable.
Geo Park
Rock samples and specimens collected across Oman, with a microscope.
Field learning
Ask about our guided geology routes in Muscat and on Jabal Akhdar.
Beyond the classroom
Geology field trips
Take learning outdoors on one of our guided geology routes — from Oman’s stratigraphy and the ophiolite to fossils in limestone.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you come to our school?
Yes. Our school sessions are delivered on campus, and we also support school events.
Can a session include daytime activities?
Yes. Sungazing — observing the Sun safely through a solar filter — is a daytime activity. Tell us your timings and we will suggest a format.
Can students also join a field trip?
Ask us about our guided geology routes in Muscat and on Jabal Akhdar for your student group.
More experiences
Pairs well with
Plan a session for your students
Tell us your school, the number of students and your preferred date.
A WhatsApp message is an enquiry, not a confirmed booking. Our team will reply to confirm availability, details and the programme. Experiences depend on sky and weather conditions.