To celebrate Industry Week, the Electropolis Museum invites visitors of all ages to take a behind-the-scenes look at electricity and the professions that keep it running through the workshop “Nuclear Power in LEGO®”
Build a nuclear power plant tower with LEGO® bricks
How does a nuclear power plant work? What role does uranium play? What are the famous cooling towers used for? Through this hands-on workshop, participants will learn the fundamentals of nuclear power generation. Using five LEGO® brick building modules, they’ll construct a model of a cooling tower—an iconic feature of nuclear power plants.
The workshop will also explore the variety of careers in this sector through an educational model featuring twelve different professions to assemble and identify. (Kit developed by PEREN: Association for the Promotion of Employment and Resources in the Nuclear Services Industry)
Designed for families and children ages 7 and up, this workshop combines hands-on activities, observation, and scientific discovery in a way that’s accessible to everyone.
Wednesday, November 18, from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Ages 7 and up
Free with the Museum Pass Musées
Limited spaces—reservations recommended at 03 89 32 48 50
A week dedicated to discovery
Throughout the week, the museum will also offer guided tours for school groups to highlight various professions, particularly those related to electricity and its production. The Electropolis Museum is thus fully participating in Industry Week by promoting scientific and technical fields, while introducing visitors to the diverse range of professions involved in the preservation, interpretation, and transmission of industrial and energy heritage.
Build a nuclear power plant tower with LEGO® bricks
How does a nuclear power plant work? What role does uranium play? What are the famous cooling towers used for? Through this hands-on workshop, participants will learn the fundamentals of nuclear power generation. Using five LEGO® brick building modules, they’ll construct a model of a cooling tower—an iconic feature of nuclear power plants.
The workshop will also explore the variety of careers in this sector through an educational model featuring twelve different professions to assemble and identify. (Kit developed by PEREN: Association for the Promotion of Employment and Resources in the Nuclear Services Industry)
Designed for families and children ages 7 and up, this workshop combines hands-on activities, observation, and scientific discovery in a way that’s accessible to everyone.
Wednesday, November 18, from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Ages 7 and up
Free with the Museum Pass Musées
Limited spaces—reservations recommended at 03 89 32 48 50
A week dedicated to discovery
Throughout the week, the museum will also offer guided tours for school groups to highlight various professions, particularly those related to electricity and its production. The Electropolis Museum is thus fully participating in Industry Week by promoting scientific and technical fields, while introducing visitors to the diverse range of professions involved in the preservation, interpretation, and transmission of industrial and energy heritage.
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