technoquest Glyndwr next Wednesday anyone?
anyone up for a trip into North Wales next Wednesday? Technoquest are having a home ed afternoon sessionwhich Aprilia would like to go to as part of her birthday treat. I phoned today to check the details, you don’t need to book but they would prefer you to, just so they know how many to expect. Here’s the details
The event is designed as an afternoon session, taking place from1.30pm. This will ensure the centre is quiet with minimal disruptionfrom other groups, such as schools. The following activities will take place: 2.00pm - "Dragons Material Challenge" - KS2 Challenge Workshop coveringmaterials and their properties.3.00pm - "Materials Madness" - KS1 Show Looking at types of materialsand how their properties effect their uses.4.00pm - A repeated version of Dragons material challenge for thosevisitors unable to make the first show. Throughout the event we will be offering our Maths Kit, a hands-onexhibition of 11 Maths based activities exploring number problems,sequencing and logic. Visitors will also have access to our newinteractive DNA based exhibition along with DNA building and colouringkits. As with previous Home Educator Days, we are offering visitors thereduced school visitor price of £3.00 per attendee (regular price £4.95per person). Adults accompanying home educator visitors will beadmitted for free (limited to one free adult place per child).
Think it might be a bit far for us for the day. Sounds fun though!
Comment by Kirsty — January 27, 2009 @ 8:36 pm
whereabouts precisely?
Comment by Jax — January 27, 2009 @ 10:04 pm
looks really fab for us, but we will have to pass! look forward to hearing about it though
Comment by HHaricot — January 28, 2009 @ 7:21 pm
Hmmm - I’ll have a think. I know it is doable on the train and I know that P can’t take more time off, but I’ll have to consider the phesability of it…
Comment by Caroline — January 30, 2009 @ 11:29 pm
Sorry we decided Asha is still too young for this, may be in a few years
Comment by vicki — January 31, 2009 @ 2:04 am