Every second Thursday in the middle  of the school year, there is the SkaperLab Youth Club under the auspices of the talent centre at The Norwegian Museum Of Science And Technology for children and young people aged 13 to 16.

Oslo Science Centre and The Norwegian Museum Of Science And Technology have two creative workshops; Teknoteket creative workshop, established in 2015, and TeknoLab creative workshop established in 2018. In the creative workshops, children and young people are inspired to use technology in creative ways to express themselves and create things themselves.  

The Talent Centre in science is an adapted training offer for pupils who want greater challenges in science, science and mathematics and who think that the academic level in their ordinary class could be higher.

During eight years of operation, 1,711 children have attended the talent centre , for one school year at a time. 

The science center has offers for students at all grade levels in the school. Here you will find an overview of the different arrangements.  

The Science Center and The Norwegian Museum Of Science And Technology offer learning programs for children adapted for the pre-school group (5- and 6-year-olds).

We therefore do not have specially designed learning facilities for children under the age of five, but recommend that younger children explore the museum together with their parents.

Oslo Science Centre and The Norwegian Museum Of Science And Technology 's learning offer ranges from kindergartens to upper secondary school. The offers are based on the framework plan for kindergartens and the Knowledge Promotion, and on the exhibitions and objects at the museum.