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Cost
TBC
Ratio
TBC
Type
Staff-led, Self-Directed
Duration
1 hour
Years
Kindergarten, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Subject
Science, The Arts

This fun, educational workshop explores electricity generation in the Tasmanian context, with a special focus on the renewable sources used in Tasmania. Through hands-on demonstrations and a role-playing simulation of the electricity grid, students gain an appreciation of some of the challenges involved in supplying power to local and external customers using renewables, and some of the solutions (eg pumped storage, external connection) that are or can be used.

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About the Program

This fun, educational workshop explores electricity generation in the Tasmanian context, with a special focus on the renewable sources used in Tasmania. Through hands-on demonstrations and a role-playing simulation of the electricity grid, students gain an appreciation of some of the challenges involved in supplying power to local and external customers using renewables, and some of the solutions (eg pumped storage, external connection) that are or can be used.

Further Infomation

Hive offers a diverse series of tailored science and art workshops for children and students of all ages. 

School visits can be tailored to your needs, but might include:

  1. A visit to our exciting Science Centre
  2. A live Planetarium experience
  3. A visit to the Museum or Art Gallery
  4. Your choice of workshop

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For further information on learning outcomes and objectives, as well as all other information, please send an enquiry below.

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