Hanul Nuclear Power Headquarters of Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (Director Lee Seyong) operated the experiential science education program "Atom Engineering Classroom 2025" for 418 fourth and fifth-grade elementary school students in Uljin-gun from December 16 to 18.
This year's program involved a total of four schools and included activities such as "Building a Train that Floats with Magnetic Force" and "Making a Bluetooth Speaker."
Employees of Hanul Headquarters participated as one-day instructors, helping students understand scientific principles with explanations tailored to their level, and making it easy and fun to learn the basics of electronic engineering through hands-on kit assembly exercises.
One student who took part in the class said, "It was amazing to build a magnetic levitation train that I had only seen in books, and I want to participate again next year with my classmates." An employee who served as a one-day instructor shared, "I was energized by the students' curiosity, and it was rewarding and enjoyable to see their knowledge expand through my explanations. I have supported this program consistently for three years now, and I hope to continue participating in the future."
Director Lee Seyong stated, "I am pleased that, through this program, children in Uljin can better understand and relate to the unknown world of science. We will continue to explore topics that interest children across various fields and strive to make learning even more engaging."
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