Think Computer Science 2014
Location: Imperial War Museum Duxford
Individual Release Forms for Photography and Filming Permission (for students taking part in the MaKey MaKey competition only)
We require a signed Individual Release form from the parent or guardian of any student that is taking part in the MaKey MaKey competition. This is so we can take photos of the winning teams and post the entry videos on the event website. Teachers should have already received these forms via email. Completed Individual Release forms are due by 21 November 2014. Forms can be scanned and emailed to thinkcs@microsoft.com or posted to:
Think Computer Science
Microsoft Research
21 Station Road
Cambridge CB1 2FB
How do I confirm the names of the students attending from our school?
Attendee form can be downloaded here. For further FAQs please see below.
Where is the event held?
TCS is held at the Imperial War Museum Duxford (opens in new tab), Cambridgeshire CB22 4QR, just off junction 10 on the M11.
How much does it cost to attend?
The event is free for registered attendees.
Will there be a place to store my bag/coat on event day?
There will be no facilities for storing bags or coats. We advise that Microsoft Research Cambridge and the Imperial War Museum Duxford cannot accept responsibility for any lost or stolen personal possessions and ask that no valuables are left unattended at any time.
What are the parking arrangements at the venue?
There is plenty of parking for cars and coaches at the venue. Signs will direct you to the appropriate parking area.
What should I wear to the event?
Casual clothing is fine, however, students should wear what their school requires them to. The venue can get cold in winter months as it’s such a large space to heat. We advise that you bring a coat.
Do I need to bring food and drink or is that provided?
Free lunch and refreshments will be provided throughout the day.
Can you send me a risk assessment form?
We cannot provide you with a risk assessment, however, information to assist you with completing your own risk assessment can be found here (opens in new tab).