Feel the force of cogs, pulleys and water power

By Julie Pugh

Issue 144 | Page 5 | Published Sep 2016

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Julie Pugh describes a STEM workshop at Quarry Bank Mill, a work-ing cotton mill owned by the National Trust, which offers interactive experiments and the experience of working machinery.

STEM

Primary Science Focus

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