National Science and Engineering Week (NSEW) is a ten day programme of science, engineering and technology events and activities across the UK aimed at people of all ages.

Next year National Science and Engineering Week 2010 will be from 12 – 21 March and the theme will be ‘Earth’. This could be anything from Earth's amazing phenomenon, Earth and it's wildlife, Earth's place in the Universe and People and the Earth.

On this page we will be listing programmes/contacts for you to help you get inspired for Science Week.

EBP:

The EBP run a number of workshops. One of the most popular is called 'Forces' which helps explain the gravitation pull of the Earth's atmosphere, another helps explain the effects of detergents in water is called Bubbles. We can also hold an assembly in the school one of which is called Antarctica - wilderness or the source of raw materials for the next generation. Of course there are many more subjects available. Click this link to go to our workshop page.

The Energy MC

Its back for the second year, and a much improved activity as well. Following the success of the 1st live webcasts last year for science week we have been busy preparing for this coming March and would like to announce the following:

Rob Farr - The Energy MC will be delivering a series of live energy webcasts to schools for science week.
In addition to the secondary school webcast, a PRIMARY VERSION will also be available throughout science week.
Filming is underway for both webcasts and small snippets from both will be available to view on line soon.
Click here to view a recent press article