Workshop for Young Chemists is on auction for GOCC
For the third time, the Wrocław Academic Centre, the Academy of Yougn Scientists and Artists and universities of city of Wrocław, together – as AKADEMICKI WROCŁAW – prepared several unique auctions (a link to all the auctions). You can bid on numerous events, objects, workshops and meetings – all of which will allow you to get to know universities of city of Wrocław and the fascinating world of science a little “behind the scenes”. University Library auctioned a hand-painted copy of a city map of Wrocław. University of Wrocław also invites you to participate in the auction of WINGARDIUM LEVIOSA – WARSZTATY MŁODEGO CHEMIKA, a workshop with spectacular chemical demonstrations for a group of children.
We will take your children on a journey into the world of science and let them experience something new! We will bring a wide smile to your child’s face and make them feel like they are in a fantastic world of magic and sorcery!
Where? The workshop will take place in a magical place to which only the best of wizards have access. It is a School of Magic and Sorcery – Faculty of Chemistry of University of Wrocław. When? The date of the workshop is shrouded in great mystery and will be agreed upon by email or telephone with the adult muggle who manages to win the auction.
We encourage you to take part in the auctions of fascinating workshops! It will be our pleasure to learn magic with you and uncover secrets of the world of chemistry.
The wonderful team of wizards and sorcerers that encourages you to take part in the auction:
dr inż. Sandra Kozieł
dr Monika Lesiów
mgr Daria Wojtala
dr hab. Maciej Witwicki
dr Urszula Komarnicka
The auctioned item is a single invitation for a group of up to 10 children. Suggested age for participants of the magical chemistry workshop – 8 years and older.
Deadline: The winner of the auction will be contacted by email or telephone to arrange a convenient date.
Join us in bidding!
Translated by Adrian Błoniewski (student of English Studies at the University of Wrocław) as part of the translation practice.
