ALT Reads: Why Play is Important in Oxfordshire. A report of Oxfordshire Play Association, the University of Oxford and Oxford Brookes University.

ALT Aerial view of audience and guests at the 'Science on the Sofa' event at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History on 7 June (credit: John Cairns)

ALT 'Science on the Sofa' host Oli Moore in conversation with four Science Together participants (credit: John Cairns)

ALT Science Together co-ordinator Rachel Ashwanden in conversation with four Science Together participants during the 'Science on the Sofa' event at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History (credit: John Cairns)

ALT Science Together co-ordinator Rachel Ashwanden hosting a 'smoothie bike power' demonstration with two Oxfordshire Play Association representatives; with BSL interpretation (credit: John Cairns)

ALT Visitors to the museum taking part in an Accessible Arts Workshop run by the dementia charity Daybreak (credit: Andrew Bailey)

ALT Visitor to Explore Science Together hearing about bike theft safety tips from a volunteer from Oxford Neighbourhood Watch, outside the Oxford Museum of Natural History (credit: Andrew Bailey)

ALT Families enjoying play equipment outside the Oxford Museum of Natural History, organised by Science Together community partners Oxfordshire Play Association (credit: Andrew Bailey)

ALT Natural pigment paintmaking workshop in progress at Explore Science Together (credit: Andrew Bailey)

ALT A group of people look at a 'volcano' constructed from painted cardboard (and with a smoke machine inside!) on the front lawn of the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. Some people stand under a gazebo.