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Discovery Friday at The Big Bang Fair
2015-03-06 · via British Science Association

14 schools will be exhibiting a range of projects, including a large number of CREST Discovery Award activities, at The Big Bang Fair 2015 as part of the first ever Discovery Friday showcase. The Big Bang is the largest celebration of science, technology, engineering and maths for young people in the UK. 

The CREST Awards in partnership with The Big Bang Fair (supported by the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills) are offering these schools an opportunity to present their work to visiting schools, businesses and VIPs at the Fair on Friday 13 March.

Their eye-catching poster presentations are sure to inspire those attending to think about trying an introductory project in science, technology, engineering or maths (STEM).

If you are at The Big Bang Fair on Friday 13 March do come over and meet our wonderful students and find out more about their projects and why they have enjoyed getting involved in STEM – we will be in ‘Go Global’.