Bringing STEM to life
The Big Bang Fair is made possible by organisations from across science, technology, engineering and maths.
Together, our supporters help create an exciting and engaging experience for young people, bringing STEM careers to life through hands-on activities, workshops, live shows and conversations with people working across the sector.
From global engineering companies to universities, professional institutions and charities, our supporters help students discover the wide range of opportunities available in STEM.
Who you'll meet at The Big Bang Fair
Students attending The Big Bang Fair can meet people working in science, technology, engineering, maths and related industries.
Supporters share real-world experiences, showcase innovative projects and help young people learn more about STEM careers, pathways and opportunities.
Whether students are interested in sustainability, healthcare, transport, technology, space or design, there are opportunities to explore a wide range of industries and professions.
Our supporters
We're grateful to the organisations that helped deliver The Big Bang Fair 2026.
Why organisations support The Big Bang Fair
The Big Bang Fair creates opportunities for organisations to inspire young people, showcase their work and help shape the future STEM workforce.
By supporting The Fair, organisations can:
inspire the next generation of STEM talent
help young people understand career opportunities
showcase innovation and industry expertise
support careers education and STEM engagement
Interested in supporting The Big Bang Fair?
Help us inspire more young people to explore careers in science, technology, engineering and maths.
Because I'm a female engineer, I really want to encourage not only young girls, but young boys to think about science careers.
— Exhibitor
36%
of girls say science is not for them compared with 30% of boys
16%
of girls think engineering is suitable for them compared with 44% of boys
1.7 x more
Students who take part in STEM activities at school are 1.7 times more likely to be interested in a career in engineering and technology
2.8 x more
Students who take part in STEM activities at school are 2.8 times more likely to know what people working in engineering do
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