Childrenīs Gallery: This gallery within a gallery is aimed at children aged 6-10 for use as part of school and family visits. It also has much to offer slightly younger children - and much to teach the adults who accompany them! Designed to change and evolve to meet users needs, grandchildren and grandparents alike are sure to find something to spark their interest and curiosity.
Developed in close liaison with local children, teachers and educational specialists, the Childrens Gallery also offers unique provision for children with special educational needs.
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