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Amazed by Science 
	Festival returns to Cheshire for ½ Term IF you're looking for something to 
	do with the kids this ½ Term then check out this year's Amazed by Science 
	Festival.
	The week long festival takes place between 27 May and 4 June 2017, with a packed 
	programme of science, technology, engineering and maths events for all the 
	family taking place across the county. Whether the kids fancy operating a 
	robot, learning about space and aliens, messing around with slime, meeting 
	beekeepers or making a lava lamp there is something for everyone. 
	The festival, now in its 4th fantastic year, was created by:- Marketing 
	Cheshire and The University of Manchester's Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre. 
	The headline sponsor is Essar at Stanlow with other local sponsors including:- Urenco, Siemens, National Nuclear Laboratory and Waters. 
	The event aims to promote and celebrate Cheshire's rich science base, and 
	capture children's imaginations. Venues taking part include:- Tatton Park, 
	Catalyst Science Discovery Centre, Chester Zoo, Jodrell Bank Discovery 
	Centre, Norton Priory Museum and Gardens, Anderton Boat Lift and Lion Salt 
	Works.
	Free events take place at:- Warrington Golden Square Shopping Centre, Crewe 
	Lifestyle Centre, Chester City Centre (Town Hall square), Cheshire Oaks 
	Designer Outlet and Pedal Power and science events will be hosted by Essar 
	at Ellesmere Port Sports Village and Ellesmere Port Arcades Shopping Centre. 
	For the full list of events visit 
	
	online. Ian Cotton, Head of Communications and Community at Essar Stanlow said:- 
	"Making science exciting and fun is the key aim of the Amazed by Science 
	Festival and we're delighted to be able to support the event. We hope lots 
	of local children will enjoy the events this half term happening across 
	Cheshire." 
	Katrina Michel, Chief Executive at Marketing Cheshire, commented:- "We're 
	delighted to host Amazed by Science for the fourth year, celebrating 
	Cheshire's strong background in science and innovation. Amazed by Science 
	aims to inspire a love of science in children and we hope families enjoy the 
	fantastic range of hands on experiences taking place throughout the county 
	this ½ Term." |