Skip to main content
The Association for Science and Discovery Centres
  • About
  • News
  • Jobs
  • Membership
  • Funding opportunities
  • Contact
  • National projects
  • Find a centre
  • Events and training
  • Conference
  • Resources
  • About
  • News
  • Jobs
  • Membership
  • Funding opportunities
  • Contact

Noses are Red

Downloads

  • Noses are Red show outline and script (PDF, 38.5kB)
  • Slides PDF version for viewing online (PDF, 299.1kB)
  • Powerpoint version for show use or modification (PPT, 1.8MB)
  • Example risk assessment (PDF, 49.2kB)
  • Noses are Red science briefing (PDF, 34.7kB)

Noses Are Red is a show about allergies. The show explains the basics behind the immune system and shows what happens when the immune system attacks an allergen mistaking it for something harmful.

This show has been written and developed by W5, Belfast, with a grant from The Wellcome Trust Engaging Science Programme. 

Safety

These resources are intended for competent, experienced demonstrators. The Risk Assessment provided here is an example only. Demonstrators should carry out their own safety checks and risk assessments before performing any demonstration.

Copyright

The originator of these resources retains copyright. Permission is granted to use the resources to present shows for educational purposes. The show or resources may be modified. The resources themselves, or shows substantially based on them, may not be sold. It is permissible to charge for performance of the show. Please acknowledge the originator and grant funder.

For further information, contact:

David Thomas, Science Demonstrator, W5 whowhatwherewhenwhy 

At Odyssey, 2 Queens Quay, Belfast BT3 9QQ 

Tel: (028) 9046 7715 

davidthomas@w5online.co.uk

Resources

  • Accessibility in science centres and museums
  • Young people’s perceptions of space
  • An animated guide to equitable collaborations with community partners
  • ASDC Decarbonisation Group
  • CaSE’s Discovery Decade study of public opinion on R&D
  • Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Reports and Research
  • IAP Report on The Value of Science Centres
  • Improving Primary Science Guidance Report
  • ASDC Inclusion handbook
  • Millennium Science Centres Historical Update
  • Parliamentary Debate on the importance of Science and Discovery Centres, March 24 2021
  • Parliamentary Select Committee Reports
  • Reports by ASDC
  • Science Capital
  • STEM Clubs for Schools
  • The Inspiring Science Fund
  • The National Forum for Public Engagement

Useful links

  • Accessibility in science centres
  • Climate Hub UK
  • Code of conduct
  • Inclusion handbook
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms and Conditions

Where to find us online

  • LinkedIn
  • Twitter
  • YouTube

Our Address

  • Suite 101, QC30
  • 30 Queen Charlotte Street
  • Bristol
  • BS1 4HJ
  • T: 0117 915 0181