Shortly, we are a civil society organization called ITAP (Institute of Theoretical and Applied Physics). We were established in 2006 with the goal of creating an international mobility environment for professional physics research and research training. We organized 60 prestigious international summer schools and conferences. In a short time we developed other skills among which the physics olimpiad training camps for high school teachers, science and art festivals for families and science-technology-engineering-math-art (STEAM) workshops for kids.
Our current goal here is to extend our scope to international science and art festivities where families from different parts of the world, who love their kids learn and do things together in one of the most beautiful settings of the Mediterranean costline.
As a civil society organization an important part of us is devoted to designing methods for creative science education. We believe that we should bring the opportunities of the world, as much as we can, in front of our children. They learn as they discover with their free minds. The best way of learning is a fully engaged brain and body in something without being aware of the process of learning. You will be amazed when you find out here how the children already know and implement these techniques naturally when they have the chance.
For doing this; they deserve to be in the most beautiful location, at the best time, together with their parents.
When the observation and curiosity are drives in our life we discover things by hearth
parents directly observe their children
while the children learn by their own efforts
We should allow them to observe, to try, to make errors and learn by correcting them
doing an artwork together with your child is a lifetime experience to be remembered.
A nebula captured by our telescope
An experience in your family you will never forget
They experience the joy of producing together
Here parents become as curious as their children. Many have not seen the sun through a telescope.
They are lost in the world of wonder like a little busy squirrel looking for nuts
We can capture the sun spots in our solar cameras
A mosaic picture of the moon that took us a whole night to put together
