Science in Schools
The desire to ask 'what would happen if?' is an innate quality that we all share. In many instances, satisfying this curiosity will require experiments to be designed and carried out, a process that is fundamental to almost all fields of research and innovation.
Experimentation is very much a hands-on activity that at school is usually associated with lessons in science and technology. Indeed, of the few memories we have of our lessons at school, many would involve some kind of science experiment such as growing crystals, building a radio, or looking at plants through a microsope.
As a way of providing a 'service to the community', we place a special emphasis on encouraging scientific experimentation in primary schools. Innovation Partners provides equipment, expertise and passion in order to run hands-on science workshops for children in local schools. In short, we provide all the essential ingredients to create an ideal environment for learning about science and technology; one that emphasises learning by doing. In the photograph below, you can see John helping a few budding engineers to put together their own electric motors!
