A successful recipe for engaging primary school children with industry

By Clare Warren

Issue 140 | Page 21 | Published Nov 2015

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Clare Warren describes how the Centre for Industry Education Collaboration is engaging children in real-life industrial problems and has opened her eyes to the educational opportunities industry can provide.

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