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School clubs

Big questions. Young explorers.

More than 100 space school clubs bring the Society into classrooms. A place to ask, experiment and discover the universe together.

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Curiosity is better together.

A classroom-sized universe

Room for every curious mind.

A school space club can start with a question about the sky and grow into shared experiments, observations and new ideas. Here are a few ways to explore together.

Look up

Learn your way around the sky, follow the Moon and turn everyday observations into questions.

Explore stargazing →

Try it together

Make models, try simple science activities and practise explaining what you discover to one another.

School outreach →

Keep asking

Bring science into conversation through talks, shared reading and activities led by students with their teachers.

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Learning, in good company

This is what curiosity looks like.

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Part of the wider Society

Student-led. Teacher-supported. Connected locally.

Students and teachers

Clubs have their own student organisation, supported and coordinated by science teachers at the school.

Branches and the Secretariat

Regional school clubs are coordinated by their local ESSS branch. In Addis Ababa, clubs are coordinated through the Membership and Communication Manager.

Find your branch →

Bring space to your school

Your next big idea could start a club.

Interested in starting a space club, or connecting an existing one with ESSS? Contact the membership team with your school name, location and a teacher contact to discuss the next steps.

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