‘Children’s Science Television: Then and Now’
This is your last chance to register for today’s CMF-supported event. It’s free, and all are welcome!
When: 7th November 2014, 1500-1730
Where: V&A Museum of Childhood, Cambridge Heath Rd, London E2 9PA
Where: V&A Museum of Childhood, Cambridge Heath Rd, London E2 9PA
The event starts at 3pm with some table-top science demos with local kids. In fact children are welcome throughout. Observers are welcome to attend.A panel discussion follows at 4pm. The aim is to consider children’s science television and the responsibility of kids’ media for promoting attainable science role models and informal science learning.
Chaired by former How2
- Violet Berlin presenter of Bad Influence! and The Big Bang
- Jonathon Sanderson Producer of How2, Director of StoryCog
- Richard Holliman, from the Open University (in)Visible Witnesses
- Fran Scott, BBC Learning Presenter Absolute Genius with Dick and Dom
And of course the audience will be invited to share their thoughts and join the discussion as well.
“Children’s Science Television: Then and Now” is part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science.
For more information, visit our events page. The event is free, and you can register for tickets via the Eventbrite website.
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