Last week was Science Week and The Farmhouse blasted off with a huge array of amazing science experiments.

“The children were all curious learners and watched in wonder as they saw chemical changes happen before their eyes," said Kim Stoney, founder of The Farmhouse.

"By engaging in hands-on science, children develop a deeper understanding of the world around them and experience accomplishment in the results from these interactions."

The children created static energy making paper people dance.

They mixed colours together to make new colours, and they watched dough rise.

"And they built a lot of volcanoes," Kim said.

“Everyone also had a lot of fun making a spaceship, with parents really enjoying being part of Science Week with their children”.