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INTECH (Interactive Technology Exhibition)

 
Description: Hampshire Technology Centre, Romsey Road, Winchester, Hampshire SO22 5PJ. Tel: +44(0)1962 863 791. Fax: +44(0)1962 868 ... more
INTECH (Interactive Technology Exhibition) ... 524. Wheelchair / Disabled access available.

Newest Review: ... will also find the science behind technology explained there - things like telephones, gears, binary, and wheels. Find out why things happen, and how we make things work. If you take more than one child, it helps, as the interactive displays aometimes need two to use. However, if you do only have one, then it isn't the end of the world, there are often other youngsters there alone who ... more

 ... will be happy to shout down the other end of a 'phone to yours, or discuss the workings of one piece of wondrous science or another. And, if all else fails, even the least scientific of us adults will find the instructions and explanations clear t...more

Firefly54
Premium Review INTECH (Interactive Technology Exhibition): INTECH - FREE for family visits! (444 words)
by Firefly54 - written on 11/05/01 (Very useful, 97 readings)
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Intech is a science and technology centre - simply overflowing with knobs,levers, and all the other things that makes the learning of science so much fun for kids. Its first priority is to educate children, and so it is often the focus for a school visit. But the fun doesn't need to stop there! It is equally entertaining for families, and actually free of charge for visitors who come as family groups (the £2.50 admission charge made to members of school parties is not applicable to individuals). The displays cover many aspects of science... sound, light, forces, movement and so on. You will also find the science behind technology explained there - ...

fluffypup
Premium Review Hands on all the way! (740 words)
by fluffypup - written on 15/11/00 (Very useful, 223 readings)
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InTech Interactive Technology Exhibition 01962 863791 http://www.hants.gov.uk/leisure/transprt/intech/ Why didn't we visit these places like this when we were at school? InTech Interactive Technology Exhibition is a great educational and hands-on centre. InTech is truly interactive and more importantly it is fun - for both adult assistants, teachers and yes the children as well! The InTech Exhibition is designed and run by the local education authority. Its aim is an aid to assist the National Curriculum in Science and Technology for both primary and secondary school levels. What also is good about the set up is that they have ...

 

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