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The final independent evaluation report from the Time and Tide project is now available on the Katalytik website . We are indebted... -
The creativity of the Time and Tide participants in helping to create and build stories, linking the tides in the harbour to historic e... -
The U3A Exploring Maths group is now in its eighth year. The participants have at least A level maths and often maths degrees. Over the... -
The CAYP coordinator, Jae Harris, has 25 years’ experience of working with disadvantaged and deprived children, young people and their f... -
On stranger tides… Have you ever wondered why Christchurch in Dorset has a wonky tide curve? Is it because of the Rivers Stour and ... -
The Time and Tide Display Boards have finished their tour in Christchurch library and are now to be found at Stanpit Marsh Visitor Cent... -
By Peter Stevenson for Time and Tide Did you know that the tides are caused by Tideman? The man who sits on the tide? When he stands up... -
Ivan Haigh is a lecturer in coastal oceanography in Ocean and Earth Science at the University of Southampton, based at the National Ocean... -
Mudeford Stories some tide stories from Year 5 pupils at Mudeford Junior School Dancing Tache Cream And Mermaid Once upon a time ther... -
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Science Fair in Saxon Square 21 March 11am-4pm Catch up with Martin Maudsley's developing story of the Tides at the following times ...
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