Medical Weeks are one-time experiences—5 days, 3 hours a day—where students explore medicine like never before.
Think unforgettable experiments like a full medical dome, real ultrasound imaging, and cutting-edge tools such as the Apple Vision Pro.


Day 1: The Beating Heart
We’ll start by exploring the engine that keeps us alive—the heart! Children will learn how blood travels through the body, why our pulse changes when we move, and how doctors listen to heartbeats using a stethoscope. In the Heart Station, they’ll measure pulse rates, discover what happens when arteries get blocked, and even simulate CPR on practice models.
Day 2: The Brain
Today we dive into the body’s control center—the brain! Kids will learn how the brain sends signals to every part of the body and how it controls movement, memory, and emotions. In the Brain Station, they’ll test their reflexes, try simple memory challenges, and explore how messages travel through nerves.
Day 3: Breathing with the Lungs
We’ll uncover how our lungs keep us alive by bringing oxygen in and sending carbon dioxide out. In the Lung Station, children will use stethoscopes to hear breaths, build a lung model with balloons, and see how smoking or pollution can affect healthy breathing.
Day 4: The Digestive Adventure
From the moment food enters our mouth, our body begins an amazing journey of breaking it down! In the Digestive Station, kids will trace the food pathway, test acidity with safe experiments, and learn how nutrients get absorbed.
Day 5: Blood, Bones, and Body Systems
To end the week, we’ll look at how everything connects. Children will explore how blood carries oxygen, how bones protect our organs, and how muscles help us move. In the Body Systems Station, they’ll rotate through mini check-up zones—measuring blood pressure, identifying bones on X-rays, and learning how doctors work together to keep patients healthy.