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NSM Announces October Science Camps for Students
The National Science Museum (NSM) in Thailand is launching a series of hands-on science workshops and camps throughout October 2026 to engage students during the school break.
According to Khaosod Online, the National Science Museum (NSM) has unveiled a schedule of creative science activities and workshops for the upcoming October 2026 school break. These programs are designed to provide students with hands-on learning experiences outside the traditional classroom environment.
The curriculum covers a diverse range of subjects, including drone technology, AI robotics, clean energy innovation, astronomy, and biology. Acting Director of NSM, Suwarong Wongsiri, stated that the initiative aims to make science, technology, and innovation accessible and engaging by encouraging curiosity through direct experimentation.
For residents and visitors, these activities offer an educational way to spend the school holiday. The programs will be hosted at three primary locations: the main NSM facility in Khlong Ha, Pathum Thani; the NSM Science Square at The Street Ratchada in Bangkok; and the NSM Science Square in Chiang Mai.
While the museum has confirmed the thematic focus of these camps and their availability throughout October, specific registration deadlines, individual workshop fees, and daily schedules for each location have not been detailed in the announcement. Interested families are encouraged to monitor official NSM channels for further logistical information regarding enrollment and specific session timings.
