Get ready to spark your imagination! Join us for a thrilling family fun day at The National Museum of Computing, where we'll dive into the electrifying world of energy in the home!
Discover the amazing story of the Electrical Association for Women and how they brought power to our lives. In conjunction with the Women’s Engineering Society, as part of a Royal Academy of Engineering project, engineers will lead super-charged, hands-on activities that will have you buzzing with excitement!
Attendees will have the chance to connect with female engineers currently working in the industry, who will be on hand to share their experiences and insights.
All activites are offered free of charge, thanks to generous sponsorship from the Royal Academy of Engineering. Museum day admission is included with the price of your ticket.
What to Expect:
Live Performances: Enjoy captivating theatrical performances by Angel Exit.
Engaging Demonstrations: Participate in interactive demos, including magnets, generators, and more.
Hands-On Activities: Get hands-on with circuit drawing activities and a create-your-own electric home station.
Historical Insights: Discover the evolution of household appliances and the contributions of women in electrical engineering.
Interactive Exploration: Embark on a questionnaire trail and interact with WES volunteers.
Who Should Attend:
This event is perfect for families, tech enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the fascinating story of electricity in the home.
All Day Drop-In Sessions:
Magnet Demo
Electric Home Model Demo
Electric Art
Copper Loop Demo
Generator Demo
Electric Drawing Session
Make Your Own Model of the 'All Lectric Home' Session
Storytime
Timetabled Sessions:
11:00 - 11:30; Theatre Performance (Meeting Room)
14:00 - 14:30; Theatre Performance (Meeting Room)
