UK event promotes importance of engineering to young people08 February 2011
A UK event, celebrating technology and engineering looks set to play host to 25,000 attendees at ICC London ExCeL.
The third Big Bang: UK Young Scientists and Engineers Fair has been organised by independent, non-profit organisation, EngineeringUK and aims to promote the importance of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) to UK students.
Taking place from 10 to 12 March, headline shows will include Sky 1's Brainiac Live!, BBC's Bang Goes the Theory and The Lloyd's Register Educational Trust's Alphabeat show. The fair will also feature BBC's Wallace & Gromit's 'World of Invention' roadshow.
The organisers are actively encouraging schools to get involved with the free event and also looking for volunteers to help. To register as a volunteer, click here.
As part of the event, EngineeringUK is hosting a sponsor dinner on Thursday 10 March. This affords sponsors the opportunity to network with fair partners, celebrity judges, media, political influencers and business and industry leaders. As a sponsor, there will also be a chance to explore the fair's interactive showfloor before the general public at a 'Sneak Peek' event preceding the dinner. More information is available by emailing EngineeringUK's director, Business and Industry, John Halton.
To register for the event click here.
Chris Shaw
Related Websites
http://www.engineeringuk.com
http://www.thebigbangfair.co.uk
Related Companies
Engineering UK
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