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Tomorrow's Energy Today
The World of Energy Education Centre is now closed. Western Power has reviewed the education offering and identified that more schools in Western Australia can benefit from the energy education programs. These programs are integrated with the Education Department’s science curriculum. Western Power is planning to continue the education programs previously offered at World of Energy by bringing the lessons out to the schools. This will increase the number of students we can reach to learn all about energy use and efficiency, renewable energy solutions and electrical safety. The Shockproof! program on electrical safety is still free of charge and currently taking bookings for the new school year. If you would like to register your school for this program, please contact our Education Coordinator on the number below. Western Power is currently working with Museum Australia to catalogue our collection and undertake a heritage significance assessment. We will be donating some of the energy displays to museums and other organisations such as the National Trust to preserve this valuable history for Western Australia. In partnership with Scitech, the Western Power Energy Gallery will soon be launched. This will provide a fantastic opportunity for children to interact with displays that help educate them about energy, energy use and efficiency and renewable energy. For further information on the school energy programs, please contact:
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