CSI CHALLENGE: BLOOD POOL – Murder Mystery (for ages 12+) Thorpe End

Activity Description

Welcome to the CSI CHALLENGE: BLOOD POOL
Forensics & Detectives Experience

Are you or your family members budding detectives, ready to put your investigative skills to the test?

If so, join us for exciting in-person and hands-on experiences where you’ll be trained to carry-out a range of practical forensic science activities and solve thrilling mysteries. Unleash your inner detective and decipher clues, analyse evidence, and crack the case before time runs out. These events are perfect for mystery enthusiasts, escape room fans and anyone who loves a good challenge.

Give your child(ren) the chance to take part in the same workshops delivered for some of the most prestigious independent schools and top performing state schools in the country over the last 20 years (and recommended by them all).

Every participant can win a medal but will it be Gold, Silver or Bronze?

“The Thinkers in Education workshop is OUTSTANDING! This is genuinely the best workshop that we have ever had.” E Cheung, Head of Nord Anglia Short Course STEAM

Find out more at: https://www.thinkersineducation.co.uk/public-events/

Come alone, in pairs or as a team to take part.

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CSI BLOOD POOL
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(Sun 3rd Nov – Thorpe End Village Hall)
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9:45 – 12:30 for ages 12+
13:45 – 16:30 for ages 15+

A body has been found and there is blood at the scene. With multiple suspects, each with a possible motive and the opportunity, participants will work in teams to determine what really happened. They must carefully analyse the crime scene photos, carry out a blood typing test for each of the suspects and conduct DNA fingerprint tests to see who has been in the crime scene.

Every participant will learn the key scientific concepts and practical skills ready to conduct each forensic test like a professional. But players really need to focus their detective minds. They must determine which evidence is most important and what it actually proves. When one careless mistake can contaminate the evidence and when all may not be what it seems – the wrong suspect may be found guilty. Someone may be about to get away with murder!

Can you solve it?

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