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5,000 students reached

31 January 2013

On 30 January, Urenco Nederland (UNL) reached the 5,000th student with our science workshop. The workshop was introduced in 2007 in the Almelo region and has since expanded both geographically and in numbers. We visit around 100 local schools each year and primary school de Regenboog was lucky enough to have the 5,000th student in their midst. The whole class will be treated to an excursion to celebrate this milestone.

The class’ teacher Nico Post was already familiar with Urenco's science workshops as his school was visited for the third year in a row.

He commented that the workshop really enlarges some students’ interest in science:

“Some of the children absorb the information like a sponge and are full of all sorts of questions. They all enjoy the six different experiments to separate substances that follows the introduction. And because they work in groups, they also learn how to work together and divide the tasks. We hope UNL will visit our school with another workshop next year and we thank them for the special treat they brought along this year.”

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About Urenco

Urenco is an international supplier of enrichment services and fuel cycle products with sustainability at the core of its business. Operating in a pivotal area of the nuclear fuel supply chain for 50 years, Urenco facilitates zero carbon electricity generation for consumers around the world.

With its head office near London, UK, Urenco’s global presence ensures diversity and security of supply for customers through enrichment facilities in Germany, the Netherlands, the UK and the USA. Using centrifuge technology designed and developed by Urenco, and through the expertise of our people, the Urenco Group provides safe, cost effective and reliable services; operating within a framework of high environmental, social and governance standards, complementing international safeguards.

Urenco is committed to continued investment in the responsible management of nuclear materials; innovation activities with clear sustainability benefits, such as nuclear medicine, industrial efficiency and research; and nurturing the next generation of scientists and engineers.

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