Saving energy is child’s play


Cake Artist commissioned by Oak Furniture Land


Over 150 pupils from five primary schools across Cardiff have taken part in E.ON’s ‘Energy in a Play’ workshops, learning all about how to save energy and become more energy wise around the home. The day-long workshops took the groups of Key Stage 2 pupils through a variety of fun tasks and activities to explore the subject of energy. The young actors then learned and practised a play about the importance of saving energy, which they performed to the rest of their school at the end of the day.


The workshops form part of E.ON’s commitment to helping educate communities


across the UK about saving energy and smarter energy solutions.


Suzanne Doxey, Community Relations Manager at E.ON, said: “Our Energy in a Play workshops


are great as


they teach pupils about the importance of saving energy in a fun way and encourage all of the pupils to get involved and explore the subject of energy in different ways.”


Mr James, Headteacher at LLanedeyrn Primary School, said: “The pupils have thoroughly enjoyed E.ON’s Energy in a Play workshop and it’s encouraged them to get hands-on and to think about the topic of energy in a fun and


engaging way.” Energy in a Play forms part of E.ON’s broader educational activities, developed to help teach children about where energy comes from and how it’s used in our everyday lives. E.ON offers a range of educational workshops through its Energise Anything programme, which also includes online parent and classroom based activities. The activities support the national curriculum and have been designed to help pupils aged 5-16 understand all stages of energy production, distribution and consumption. Full details and resources can be found at eon-uk.com/energiseanything


Left to right - Cara Maiden - Cake Artist of Polkadot Teapot; Anna Drake - Oak Furniture Land Newport store manager. (Image and picture credit: Chris Tinsley)


Cara Maiden Cake Artist and owner of Polkadot Teapot cake shop from Llantrisant, is known locally for her award-winning intricicate designed cake creations. Her delicious cake designs have been recognised by national retailer Oak Furniture Land who commissioned her to create two distinctive Welsh dragon themed cakes to celebrate the opening of their new stores in Newport and


Merthyr Tydfil, and to support local South Wales charities. The Newport store cake was a replica of the Newport coat of arms and was donated to the Mayor of Newport’s charity supper. The second cake was donated by the Merthyr Tydfil store manager to the Mayor of Merthyr Tydfil’s 2017 charities. The cake was a 3d replica of the Victorian dragon mosaic in the Redhouse in Merthyr Tydfil.


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