Students move through hands-on stations exploring different push and pull forces and learn how water and wind push turbines.

Using a large magnetic board and magnets, students actively participate in constructing a community around a water catchment and find out how electricity has changed our way of life.

Through visual and hands on activities students learn about forces and how they move water. Students are also introduced to the power of magnetism.

Students explore the different forms of energy, the history of hydropower in Tasmania and how energy is generated. Students engage in an engineering task to build a stand for a turbine and test it under a tap.

An exciting engineering project for students to build a ball run using cardboard. They will learn about gravitational potential energy and kinetic energy, and how these relate to hydro power.