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Microsoft and Butlins team up to get kids into technology

Microsoft and Butlins have teamed up to encourage children to get involved in science and technology.

Butlins, one of the UK’s oldest and most popular seaside holiday destinations, is encouraging families to incorporate education into their break, as well as pick up new science and technology-focused skills.

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Microsoft and Butlins team up to get kids into technology was originally published on iSeeTech

Microsoft and Butlins team up to get kids into technology was originally published on iSeeTech

Microsoft and Butlins team up to get kids into technology was originally published on iSeeTech

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