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The
Engineering
Festival
Imperial War Museum Duxford
16 October 2013
Engineering Festival from 09:30-15:30.
Booked activities 10:00-15:00.
Museum open until 18:00.
Age 15-18 years.This event is organised by STEM Team East and run in partnership with the Department of Learning
at IWM Duxford.
About the Day
The Engineering Festival is a regional event for students to witness and learn of the importance and strength
of engineering and its place in future global development and impact around the world. This event is a
window on engineering, by engineers, for the engineers of the future.
The day will have exhibits, talks and the chance for students to ‘be an engineer’ as they engage in creative,
problem solving activities that challenge whilst being enjoyable with defined, successful outcomes. All
activities will be led by engineers to show the enthusiasm that engineers have for their careers!
The event is suitable for students aged 15+ years and supports Work Related Learning and offers
Information, Advice and Guidance on STEM Careers. Students studying Physics, Mathematics, Engineering,
Design and Technology, Chemistry and Computer Science should attend.
The Engineering Festival takes place at Imperial War Museum Duxford within Air Space among aircraft which
tell the story of British and Commonwealth aviation and the status of aviation engineering through the years.
Hosted in this impressive museum of Engineering, the event is a fantastic opportunity for students to learn
through engagement with todays Engineers.
Key features of the day will be the latest in CAD, 3D printing and prototyping, computer science,
mathematical modelling and the chance to meet and talk with leading Engineering Employers in the
region.
Student engineering workshops, short talks and discussion based activities are provided by STEM Team East,
and by external providers including Bosch Rexroth , ARM, STRobotics, PA Consulting, IT IS 3D, Acoustical
Control Engineers, Marshall Aerospace, TWI, Lockheed Martin and Aeronautical Research Association,
Cambridge University, to name a few.
The day starts with an opening address. In addition there are talks that give an overview of where science
and engineering are taking us in global development of this new world we are engineering as well as the
everyday engineering that surrounds us.
As well as the Engineers running workshops and activities, students will have the opportunity to talk to
Engineers from a wide range of different engineering fields in our ‘Career Corridor’. The engineering
represented on the day includes: robotics, electronics, systems control, bioengineering, structural,
mechanics, acoustics, design, civil, aeronautics and haptic engineering.
The types of industries and fields of engineering include: energy supply and production, water, space,
aircraft, aerospace, security systems, electronics goods, transport, communication and construction.
Qualifications information will be provided by The University of Cambridge, Anglia Ruskin University, IPEM,
Cambridge Regional College, University Technical Colleges - Cambridge and Norwich. IMechE.
Our Sponsors : Rexroth Bosch , The Ogden Trust,
Feabhas, IWM Duxford, Microsoft Research , IMechE
2Student Engineering Workshops
Company Workshop
Off- Shore Structures
TWI is one of the world’s foremost independent research and technology
organisations, with expertise in solving problems in all aspects of
manufacturing, fabrication and whole-life integrity management
technologies. (Heather Clarke’s and Moji’s projects).
Offshore Structures.
The Welding Institute Younger Members' Committee have launched a new
workshop for the Engineering Festival, organised by the Science
Technology Engineering Mathematics (STEM) Network. The workshop, for
students aged 16 and over, provides an exciting opportunity for those
interested in engineering related topics.
With activities ranging from presentations and videos to hands-on
activities, the event aims to provide an understanding as to how Engineers
analyse offshore structures.
The event will feature live demonstrations such as the use of water tanks
to show loading on an offshore structure, magnetic particle inspection to
reveal flaws in specimens, as well as using TWI developed software.
Providing an engaging, hands-on approach to Engineering, this really is an
event that cannot be missed.
8 students – 2.5 hr activity
RapMan 3D Prototyping and 3D Printing
IT IS 3D. Engineers work with teams of students with the RapMan and other 3D
printers to produce their own 3D models by 3D printing. They will also
bring their CNC machines and promise an in depth, engaging, immersive,
experience for all students.
1½ hr activity, 17 students per session 3 sessions.
Mechanical + Software Engineering for Robotics
STRobotics make robotic arms and present their Robotics Challenge kit for
schools that will offer students an experience of mechanical and software
engineering.
1½ hr activity, 10 students per session, 3 sessions.
Talk and workshop on Graphene
Graphene is a single atomic layer of graphite; tightly bonded carbon
atoms organised into a hexagonal lattice. The Carbon in Graphene has a
thickness of 0.345Nm. These properties give Graphene extraordinary
strength, electricity and heat conduction.
This workshop allows students to isolate and visually examine Graphene
and learn about its properties from a leading Cambridge University
Engineer.
Dr Matt Cole - CEng, CPhys, FIoN, PhD (Cantab), MEng (Oxon), MIET,
MIEEE, MInstP, AHEA Isaac Newton Trust Research Fellow, University of
Cambridge
1 hr activity :10 students – 3 sessions
3Company Workshop
Drive and Control Systems
Bosch Rexroth is one of the leading specialists in drive and control
technologies. The company supplies tailored solutions for driving,
controlling and moving.
This interactive demo/workshop will challenge the students to think about
Power, Output and Efficiency and Control of Drive Systems
1 hr activity, 15 students per session, 4 sessions.
PA Consulting - Raspberry Pi Challenge
Students will have the opportunity to learn to use the Raspberry Pi
computer and operate a variety of sensors and control a number of
outputs –all in preparation for the company’s Competition, which has a
£1000 prize.
1½ hr activity, 20 students per session, 3 sessions
3D prints/WAAM and other LM items.
Demonstration of 3D prints/WAAM and other LM items.
Students can use a 3D visualisation suite with some excellent technology
that offers interaction .
1 hr activity, 16 students , 4 sessions
Mathematical Modeling
Adept Scientific specialize in hardware and software for engineering,
scientific and research applications.
Workshop on mathematical modelling using Maplesoft Software
1½ hr activity, 10 ( working in pairs) per session, 3 sessions
Hills Road Sixth Form College Robotics
Demonstration
The Hills Road Sixth Form College Robot team will showcase their
Robo Challenge robots and engage students in their operation.
Drop in - Demo starts at the beginning of every hour 4 sessions
Mr Mike Stephens Programming with Python
Mike Stephens works for Frontier Developments –
Frontier Developments Frontier has built a uniquely diverse track record comprising games
that have defined genres, been critically acclaimed and sold many
millions of copies.
This Python workshop has been developed by Mr Mike Stevens for
students with little or no experience in using Python. It is supported by
Engineers from Redgate
1.5 hr activity, 14 students, 3 sessions - Single student workshop.
4Civil Engineering
A construction build using newspaper rods to make sturdy structures
applying the principles of civil engineering (by Jeremy King (STEM in
Schools consultant). The activity will be led by Ramboll Engineers
Drop in
Engineering in the Royal Navy
An opportunity for students to take part in hands-on activities related to
engineering in the Royal Navy and find out about the varied engineering
careers available - be it marine engineering or weapons, ships, submarines
or aircraft.
1½ hr activity, 16 students per session, 3 sessions.
Computer Graphics – STEM activities with
GeoGebra -CCITE
The session consists of a short talk about mathematical techniques for
Computer graphics, animations and CAD, followed up by a hands-on
workshop using free GeoGebra mathematics software which students
and teachers can download after the event. The session is led by CCITE’s
founder, Prof Adrian Oldknow, and its Educational Development Director,
Dr. Tony Houghton. See http://ccite.org to learn more about CCITE.
1½ hr activity, 10 students per session, 3 sessions.
Alan Crooks
Crane Design and Build
Camtion provides consultancy and project management services in
the fields of automation and instrumentation
The activity designed by Dr Alan Crooks will use “teko” kits to make cranes.
1. The crane must be freestanding and it must fit within the 1 metre
square lift zone.
2. It must be actuated by a rotating mechanism powered by either
one single hand of a manual operator OR by the supplied electrical
motor. Apart from the operators hand, nobody else is allowed to
touch the crane.
3. Students must stop working on their cranes and attend both the
prototype and final test sessions
1½ hr activity, 16 students (working in pairs) per session, 3 sessions.
Electronic Engineering- The Drawdio
The Drawdio is a simple musical synthesizer that uses the conductive
properties of pencil graphite to create different sounds while you draw. It
works by completing an electrical circuit with graphite and the human
MIT Media Laboratory , body. Students will apply their soldering skills to populate PCB boards as
America. well as learning how the sound is produced This activity is provided by
STEM Team East and led by Redgate Engineers
1½ hr activity, 15 students per session, 3 sessions.
5Mbed Robot Racing
ARM Holdings is the world's leading semiconductor intellectual property
(IP) supplier and as such is at the heart of the development of digital
electronic products.
This workshop introduces students to programming to race the robot on a
track
1½ hr activity, 20 students per session working in pairs, 3 sessions
CAD, Simulation and CAD/CAM
AutoDesk 123D Make/CREO 1 Engineering Design and
Simulation. Using CAD to produce virtual experiments to build up
simulations .
There are two different workshops running here. One with AutoDesk
123D Make and the other with CREO which will be linked to production on
a laser cutter.
1½ hr activity, 14 students per session, 3 sessions.
Micro-Controller projects based on the Arduino
The Arduino can be used to develop interactive DT projects and with it
students will learn some programming on a need to know basis and be
guided through some electronics . This workshop has been developed by
Mr Philip Lowndes and led by Mr Ralph Betts
2 hr activity, 16 students per session, 2 sessions.
Aircraft Research Association Aircraft Design
ARA is an independent research and development organisation offering a
range of specialist services, including Experimental Aerodynamics,
Computational Aerodynamics, Design and Manufacture.
This activity is provided by ARA. Students will make a light aircraft which
can be tested into flight, powered by air motors. Led by Dr Mark Quinn
and Mr. Steve Jones
1½ hr activity, 16 students ( working in pairs) per session, 3 sessions
Raspberry Pi Workshop
The Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized computer that plugs into your TV
and a keyboard. It is a capable little PC which can be used for many of the
tasks performed by a desktop PC, like spreadsheets, word-processing and
games. It also plays high-definition video. The activity will complement the
PA Consulting Raspberry Pi workshops and will cover :
‘What is Linux?’ coding and using the Raspberry Pi to operate sensors
1¼ hr activity, 20 students, 3 sessions
Civil Engineering Bridges around the UK
Prof. Harry Marsh This is a civil engineering activity. Students will be constructing a replica
model of a modern bridge in the UK under the supervision of Prof Harry
Marsh. In parallel, Charles Tallack will run a CAD workshop on bridge
design with a test simulation. Students should attend both activities.
1½ hr activity, 16 students per session, 3 sessions + drop in
6Satellites
This activity has been designed and developed by STEM Team East.
Students booked on this activity need to attend a talk on Satellites in the
auditorium at 10:00. They will design and make a circuit and chassis to hold
and control the angle of two solar panels on a model satellite . Details of
the talk below . The activity is led by Dr Emma Forbes- Laird
Satellite Technology – Engineering for Every day Life
Satellites have become more and more crucial to our modern day lives, and
yet they have to operate in the harsh environment of space. This talk will
give an overview of some of the engineering challenges which have to be
conquered to launch and operate satellites.
1.5hr activity, 10 students , 2 sessions
Building a Brick Arch
Learn about the importance of the arch in Bridge Design throughout
the centuries. The Activity is provided and led by Peter Halford
Drop in
Hybrid Cars
Students will build up electrical circuits to understand the circuitry in an
electric car and then using a ‘hybrid car simulator box’ study the fuel to
electric hybrid conversion.
1½ hr activity, 12 students per session, 3 sessions
Specialism: Advanced Engineering and Energy Skills
Norfolk UTC will bring together rigorous academic study and critical
thinking skills with robust practical hands-on technical skills – the skills
required to forge a career in the UTC’s specialist sectors and the ability to
“think like an engineer”.
Norwich UTC are providing an activity on compressed air service and
repair .
1 hr activity, 20 students per session, 4 sessions - Drop in
Specialism: Bio-medical Science & Technology and
Environmental Science & Technology
The UTC Cambridge will provide outstanding and inspirational educational
opportunities for learners aged 14-19, linked to the globally-recognised
growth industries of biomedical science and environmentally sustainable
products and services (the Cleantech cluster) located in the Cambridge
region.
Wind Tunnel - Aerodynamics Study
Marshall Aerospace & Defense Group operates in the aerospace and
defense sector; providing customers with the services they require, be they
in the air, on the ground or at sea.
A study of Aerodynamics and lift in a wind tunnel . Design and test an
aerofoil and study the physics of aerodynamics
1½ hr activity, 10 students , 3 sessions
7How Do We Make Driving Less Costly -Engineering
Research at ARU – Professor Hassan Shirvani presents the
research work of Anglia Ruskin University Department of
Engineering and the Built Environment
Drop In
Acoustical Control Engineers Ltd Acoustic Properties in Buildings
Control / Belair Research Ltd Engineers need to consider the acoustic properties of buildings for a
number of reasons; good acoustic properties for sound broadcast in halls
and theatres, reduction of noise levels within or from the exterior sources.
This activity explains the physics of acoustics and explores the measures
engineers take to improve acoustic properties and insulation using a model
room in which students alter the insulations levels and measure the dB
range from an Mp4 player .
1½ hr activity, 10 students , 3 sessions
makespace
Makespace is the FabLab rapid prototyping workshop concept in
Cambridge. It creates a community space to promote design,
creativity and entrepreneurship. It is a meeting place, training space
and community workshop kitted out with CNC CAD, laser cutters,
electronics development support etc.
Demonstrations
e-Luminate® Foundation
e-Luminate Foundation is committed to inspire and promote creative solutions to todays
energy efficiency challenges, closing the gap between users and energy/lighting innovators
and making this world a brighter place for all. Through a series of installations, workshops,
walks and concerts, the annual festival celebrates light, creativity and innovation; it provides
a platform exhibiting talent as well as the cities landmarks, unique architecture and history,
whilst having a positive impact on the local economy. Taking place in February, the Festival
offers visitors of all ages the chance to discover Cambridge after dark in a brand new light
Polysolar Ltd.
Polysolar is an award winning developer of Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV)
architectural glazing. Offering an alternative to conventional building envelope cladding, for
both retrofit and new build projects, the Polysolar multifunctional Solar PV Glass
delivers efficient renewable energy generation combined with energy saving
attributes, at a marginal additional installed cost per square meter to traditional
building materials. Working in collaboration with Solvay, Pilkington
and CPI, the company is creating truly transparent photovoltaic glazing units as a
direct replacement for conventional windows.
Marshall Aerospace and Defence Group —Aero Academy
Marshall Aerospace is one of Europe’s leading aerospace companies. They offer world-class
engineering capabilities for the design and build, equipping, conversion and modification,
manufacture, maintenance, testing and integrated support of civil, business and military
aircraft. At their Aero Academy the Foundation Degree in Aerospace Engineering (MRO) is
delivered in partnership with Kingston University. There are also Advanced Apprenticeship
8Mathworks – showcase of the school project for BloodHound
data
MathWorks is the leading developer of mathematical computing software. MATLAB, the
language of technical computing, is a programming environment for algorithm
development, data analysis, visualization, and numeric computation. Simulink is a graphical
environment for simulation and Model-Based Design for multidomain dynamic and
embedded systems. Engineers and scientists worldwide rely on these product families to
accelerate the pace of discovery, innovation, and development in automotive, aerospace,
electronics, financial services, biotech-pharmaceutical, and other industries. MathWorks
products are also fundamental teaching and research tools in the world's universities and
learning institutions. Founded in 1984, MathWorks employs more than 2800 people in 15
countries, with headquarters in Natick, Massachusetts, USA. For additional information, visit
www.mathworks.co.uk
A maths project for schools will be on display
Medical Engineering / Supported by IPEM
Addenbrooke’s is a government-designated biomedical research centre, one of only five
academic health science centres in the UK, a partner in the development of the Cambridge
Biomedical Campus
They will present careers in Medical Devices and Medical Engineering with a chance to see
and test out some equipment
Medical Resonance Imaging Project for Schools.
This A Level project has been developed by STEM Team East and Dr Ansorge of the
Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge. We are seeking funding to make it
available to schools. It allows students to establish the magnetic field conditions for
Magnetic Resonance Imaging. View the work produced by an A level this summer
Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine
IPEM is the professional organisation for physicists, clinical and biomedical
engineers and technologists working in medicine and biology
Physicists, engineers and technologists play vital roles in delivering our healthcare. IPEM is
the professional organisation that represents this workforce. We are a charity with over
4,000 members from healthcare, academia and industry. Our members help to ensure that
patients are correctly diagnosed and safely treated for illnesses such as cancer and stroke.
They also maintain and manage medical equipment such as MRI and ultrasound scanners, X-
ray machines, drug delivery systems and patient monitors.
Their research and innovation leads to new technologies and methods that improve on
existing medical treatments. They provide new solutions that enable older people and
patients with injuries or long-term conditions to complete everyday tasks.
Opportunities in the Bio-Sciences and the Healthcare
Professions
Jenny Tillotson Smart Fashion – Intelligent Clothing
Reader, Sensory Fashion at Engaged in the highest level of sensory fashion and textile research for wellbeing and
Central Saint Martins healthcare applications. Her company Sensory Design & Technology Ltd is associated with
College Of Art and Design, the Institute of Biotechnology.
London
9Bloodhound SSC School Projects based on the Land Speed Record Car
Career Corridor – Exhibitions + Employer Engagement Opportunities.
Company
Product Innovation, Design and Development
Their specific expertise is in energy, financial services, life sciences and
healthcare, manufacturing, government and public services, defence and security,
telecommunications, transport and logistics.
Civil Engineering Design and Consultancy
Ramboll is a leading civil engineering design and consultancy company. The
company believes strongly in promoting sustainable development and works
throughout the world.
IMechE
Careers information for Mechanical Engineering
Engineering Courses at CRC
Cambridge University Department of Engineering
The chance to find out about studying Engineering at University
Courses available at Norwich UTC
npower Apprenticeship Scheme
careers exhibit focusing on apprenticeships with npower
Out of this World Rocketry for schools
Learning
Engineering in the Water Industry
Anglian Water cleans water to the highest standard, delivers it to millions of
homes and businesses while balancing the requirements of this precious
resource with nature and agricultural needs.
Further still, they do all this while continuingly striving to minimise the
environmental impacts of their operations
10Construction Industry
The Costain Group is one of the UK’s leading engineering solutions providers,
delivering integrated consulting, project delivery and operations and maintenance
services to major blue-chip customers in targeted market sectors.
They deliver solutions across Infrastructure (highways, rail, power and airports)
and Natural Resources (water, nuclear process, waste and hydrocarbons and
chemicals). Increasingly they provide consultancy and maintenance as well as
construction.
Software Development
Redgate are running the Electronic Pencil, Raspberry Pi activities and
supporting the Programming in Python workshop .
Since 1999, Red Gate Software has produced ingeniously simple tools for over
500,000 technology professionals worldwide. They currently specialize in MS SQL
Server, .NET, and Oracle tools. Their philosophy is to design highly usable,
reliable tools that solve the problems of DBAs and developers.
URS is a world leading engineering and environmental consultants, offering
professional planning, engineering and architectural design, environmental,
construction and programme and construction management services throughout
the UK and Ireland, Continental Europe, India, the Middle East, the Americas and
Asia/Pacific regions.
Breathing Buildings Breathing Buildings was formed as a spin out company from the University of
Cambridge in 2006, following the discovery and development of the proprietary
low energy e-stack mixing ventilation system Breathing Buildings was set up to
develop and commercialize this low energy ventilation system. The Breathing
Buildings team contributes significantly to research into natural ventilation
Construction Engineering and Global Development
Engineering and development consultancy serving the public and private sector around
the world. –
SPEAKERS
Time
09:30 – 10:00 Welcome
Elizabeth Crilly - STEM Team East
ENGINEERING OUR FUTURE
Jonny Austin
10:00 – 10:30 Independent Satellite Technology: Engineering for Every Day Life
Company Director Emma Forbes-Laird
10:00 – 10:15 Satellites have become more and more crucial to our modern day
lives, and yet they have to operate in the harsh environment of
space. This talk will give an overview of some of the engineering
challenges which have to be conquered to launch and operate
satellites.
11Innovative Carbon Efficient Design - Slavka Harrison
MWH Treatment UK The talk shows how engineers developed an innovative solution for
water treatment works helping the client in reducing their impact
on the environment and global resources by embracing technical
10:15 – 10:30 advancements and challenging convention.
10:30 – 11:00 Engineering Your Future - Mark Dash, Engineering
Manager, Factory Automation Division.
11:00 – 11:30 Engineers helping to map the continental interior of
Antarctica - Carl Robinson
11:30 – 12:00 Enablen3D Engineering Life - Len Keenan, CEO
This talk will introduce students to the emerging field of Synthetic
Biology (SynBio). SynBio is increasingly being used in areas such as
agriculture, medicine and industry to provide sustainable solutions
to things like environmental cleanup, biofuel production and next
generation medicines.
12:00 - 12:30 12:00-12:20 Why Most People in Antarctica are Engineers -
Michael Rose
ENGINEERING OUR FUTURE
Jonny Austin
12:20-12:30
12:30 – 01:00 12:30– 12:45 New Manufacturing Technologies
This talk explains the new manufacturing technologies that
Lockheed Martin are adopting to solve real world situations.
Lockheed Martin
Engineering To Get You Places – Yasin Hussain
12:45 – 01:00
1201:00 – 01:30 Engineering in The Theatre
Lucy Freeman
This talk will give an insight into the engineering required behind
the scenes in theatre productions.
01:00 – 01:15
Stepping Stones to Civil Engineering –
Will Oldham
01:15 – 01:30
01:30 – 02:00 Engineering the Bloodhound - Luke Bamford
The BLOODHOUND SSC engineering adventure provides the
opportunity to inspire the next generation of scientists and
engineers. The BLOODHOUND Education Programme is available to
secondary schools. This talk gives an insight into its breadth and
opportunity
02:00 – 02:30 Do you believe, they put a man on the Moon
Kevin Deane – Technology Practice – PA Consulting Group
Comparing the technology used for the moon landings to the
technology available today
02:30 – 03:00 The Cloud of Things and Smart Edge-Connected
Devices
Richard Wishart
03:00- 03:15 ENGINEERING OUR FUTURE
Jonny Austin
See below for list of Sponsors and information on STEM Team East
13Sponsors of the Event
Provided the funding to buy the Microscopes
and Graphite for the Graphene Workshop
Provided funding towards the cost of lunches for the
contributors—All of whom are volunteers
The Loan of Computers
The Loan of Computers
Host and Partner of the Engineering
Festival
14Contact: Elizabeth Crilly
STEM TEAM East
Email: stempoint@stemteameast.org.uk
Phone:01223 244240
About Us
STEM Team East
STEM Team East is an Educational Charity which works in partnership with STEM businesses and
educational organisations to provide resources and deliver STEM activities in schools. We provide
continued professional development for teachers and manage a number of national schemes for
the county. We organise and run annual science fairs and competitions as part of both national
and local networks.
Our core work is with all Primary and Secondary Schools and Colleges and Cambridgeshire and
Bedfordshire. The charity works to enhance and enrich the delivery of the Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) curriculum.
The Engineering Festival is greatly enhanced by the support of STEM Ambassadors. The STEM
Ambassador Scheme is a national scheme initiated by Lord Sainsbury in 2002 and coordinated by
STEMNET. STEM Ambassadors are individuals who give their time and expertise to inspire,
encourage and help young people progress in STEM and, importantly, raise the scientific literacy
and appreciation of STEM among the school population. Ambassadors raise awareness of the
potential of STEM careers and STEM related careers and show how STEM underpins all aspects of
modern living. As managers of the scheme for Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire, we currently
have over 800 registered Ambassadors.
Imperial War Museum Duxford
Duxford provides a stimulating environment for supporting National Curriculum Programmes of
Study for History, Design and Technology, Art, Science, Literacy, Numeracy, PSHE and Citizenship at
all key stages, as well as broader cross-curricular topics such as 'Flight'. During pre-booked
educational activities, pupils are given 'hands-on' experience of artefacts and other primary sources
of evidence, wherever possible, to stimulate their interest in the subject and extend specific skills
such as observation, analysis, deduction and justification.
Imperial War Museum Duxford offers an extensive learning programme to cater for all ages and a
variety of subjects, for formal groups and informal self-directed visitors.
We offer stimulating workshops, illustrated talks, tours, handling sessions, role-play scenarios and
popular Special Days for History, Science, Engineering and Technology.
Our aim is to increase your knowledge and understanding, develop your skills, inspire you and
above all give you an enjoyable and memorable day out! Duxford's Education staff are now
developing more activities for schools related to Technology and Science. If you wish to discuss
your requirements, please contact our Technology Teacher on 01223 499341.
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