Cheltenham Festivals is excited to announce its continued partnership with Cheltenham Science Festival, returning from 3–8 June 2025, with a programme that promises to ignite curiosity, creativity, and innovation in audiences of all ages.
A key highlight of the Festival is the much-loved Science for Schools programme, which each year transforms the Festival Village into a dynamic hub of discovery. Designed to spark young minds, Science for Schools offers hands-on workshops, explosive live shows, and interactive experiences that bring science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) to life. This unique educational initiative would not be possible without the support of the Festival’s partners and the dedication of its programming team, who work year-round to create inspiring content for students and educators. For 2025, the Festival is preparing to welcome even more school groups, home educators, and young learners from across the region. The Science for Schools programme offers more than just educational content — it provides hands-on, engaging experiences that spark curiosity, inspire young minds, create moments of wonder, and help young people connect with the world of science in meaningful, accessible ways that can shape their future aspirations. The 2025 Festival line-up features a world-class group of speakers and presenters, including Brian Cox, Helen Czerski, Maddie Moate, Greg Foot, Maya Raichoora, Daze Aghaji, Robin Ince, Big Manny, and many others. The full programme includes events suitable for all ages, from family-friendly shows to cutting-edge science talks, live demonstrations, and interactive exhibitions. Tickets are now on sale for Cheltenham Science Festival 2025. Explore the full programme and see what’s in store for audiences of all ages. Educators and parents are encouraged to explore the schools’ programme and book early to avoid disappointment. View the brochure here To stay up to date with the latest announcements, follow @cheltfestivals on social media or sign up for their newsletter. See you at the Festival: 3–8 June 202
