The UK's Nationwide Geology Club for Children

Win a FREE Family Ticket to Dinosaurs in the Park!
Jul18

Win a FREE Family Ticket to Dinosaurs in the Park!

We’ve teamed up with Dinosaurs in the Park to bring you an exclusive Rockwatch VIP Family Ticket Give Away (worth £40). Dinosaurs in the Park is an exciting experience where you come face to face with 40 life-sized animatronic dinosaur models as you immerse yourself in what life was like for these gigantic prehistoric titans. We’re giving a lucky Rockwatcher the chance to win a family ticket for any of the Manchester dates...

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We’ve removed the Booking Deadline for the 5-Day trip to Dorset
Jul06

We’ve removed the Booking Deadline for the 5-Day trip to Dorset

Good news! We’ve removed the booking deadline on the 5-Day residential field trip to Dorset so that even more people can still book to join us! Those of you who organise events will know that there is a need to have booking deadlines in place in order to meet any venue terms and conditions around numbers and cancellations. Since we have more than met the minimum number of bookings needed for the event to run, we’re now...

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Book onto the Rockwatch Summer Field Trips Now!
Jun01

Book onto the Rockwatch Summer Field Trips Now!

Rockwatch Summer Field Trips are open for bookings and we’d love you to join us for some geology family fun! Every summer we organise a range of different field trips around the country to give young geologists an insight into the range of places and activities you can do as a geologist. We visit coastlines and quarries in search of fossils, rocks and minerals, we study local buildings, walls and pavements that make up our local...

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Happy National Fossil Day!
Oct12

Happy National Fossil Day!

Happy National Fossil Day! Here’s a recent fossil sent in by Rockwatcher, Ronnie for identification which is likely to be a part of a bivalve shell, Trigonia costata, named by chemist and palaeontologist James Parkinson whose name lives on in Parkinson’s disease. It is a species that appeared first in the Toarcian Stage (end of the Early Jurassic), but persisted into the Middle Jurassic – which is probably the age of...

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Book the next Rockwatch Field Trip to West Sussex on 10 September 2022
Aug30

Book the next Rockwatch Field Trip to West Sussex on 10 September 2022

We have another double whammy for you! Join us on the next Rockwatch field trip to West Sussex for a spot of Building Stones Geodetective work at Earnley Church, followed by a fossil hunt on Bracklesham beach. The field trip is from 1.30pm til 5.30pm on Saturday 10 September. The trip with be led by Rockwatch Ambassador David Bone.  Check out the details and complete the booking form today! Book...

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