The Big Bang Competition is open for entries! Inspire students to work together, problem solve and get creative with science, engineering and technology. Celebrate your students’ inner innovator with technology prizes, supported by Siemens.
Entries will close on 26 March at 5pm!
Find out more about The Competition and how to enter online.
Entries are also open for our TEXPO 2025 Competition – further details to follow soon!
We are delighted to announce our new season of events, including the Chelmsford Science Festival, social meet-ups and FREE evening lectures at Anglia Ruskin University in Chelmsford!
We have searched near and far for speakers and once again we have a varied and fascinating mix of topics so there is bound to be something of interest for everyone. We would say, though, don't just come to the talks that appeal to you, often the most interesting topics are those you may think are "not my thing".
So, what's in store?
On 13 December 2024, our Year 12 and 13 students enjoyed an inspiring festive trip to Anglia Ruskin University in Chelmsford for a Christmas lecture on Engineering and Manufacturing. Hosted by the Chelmsford Science and Engineering Society, the event provided a fascinating insight into the rapidly evolving world of technology and industry.
The lecture highlighted the intricate workings of supply chains and networks, revealing how precision and collaboration are essential in delivering goods and services. Students also explored cutting-edge technologies that are shaping the future, including artificial intelligence and novel energy resources. These innovations promise to revolutionise the manufacturing industry, offering more efficient, sustainable, and creative ways to produce and distribute products.
The experience was both educational and engaging, sparking curiosity about STEM careers. Students left with a deeper understanding of how engineering and manufacturing intersect with global challenges such as sustainability and energy efficiency. This trip reminded us of the power of innovation to create a brighter, greener future – and perhaps inspired the next generation of engineers and inventors among us!
Original article by New Hall School. Text reproduced with kind permission.
