12/08/2026
ππ Look Up! The Solar Eclipse Is Coming ππ
Today, a spectacular partial solar eclipse will be visible across the UK. Itβs a fantastic opportunity to introduce children to the wonders of space and talk about the Sun, Moon and Earth! πβ¨
If you're planning to watch the eclipse together as a family, please remember that looking directly at the Sun can cause serious and permanent eye damage, even during an eclipse.
π How to watch safely:
βοΈ Never look directly at the Sun without appropriate solar protection.
πΆοΈ If using eclipse glasses, make sure they are specifically designed for solar viewing and meet the ISO 12312-2 safety standard. Regular sunglasses are not safe.
π Never look at the Sun through ordinary binoculars or a telescope without a proper solar filter.
π A pinhole projector is another safe way for children to experience the eclipse without looking directly at the Sun.
πΊ Alternatively, watch a live stream together, such as the Royal Observatory Greenwich's eclipse broadcast.
Why not turn it into a learning opportunity? Talk to your little ones about what an eclipse is, draw pictures of the Sun and Moon, or make your own simple pinhole projector together!
Let's enjoy this incredible natural phenomenon safely and make some magical memories along the way. πβ¨