Why do you set up projects to encourage lots of young children?

Question: Why do you set up projects to encourage lots of young children?
- Keywords:
  children,
  public engagement
Asked by Te-Ellaxoxo to Hazel, Rupesh on 14 Jun 2016. This question was also asked by Hollie-Rose Pitman, Bernice.
- Hazel Garvie-Cook answered on 14 Jun 2016:
  
  Getting young people involved in science is so important. To discover new things, we need new minds and new ideas. These ideas will come from people who are young now. Setting up projects helps young people realise their potential and how accessible science can be!
- Rupesh Paudyal answered on 14 Jun 2016:
  
  Because young people will run the country in the coming years and it is important to get them involved in science. Some of the greatest scientists were inspired by their teachers or some other figure that have changed the world for better and you may be the one in the future to make a great discovery to change the way we live our lives.

Question: Why do you set up projects to encourage lots of young children?