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Tomorrow’s Engineers Milton Keynes aims to enhance the engineering skills and raise careers awareness in primary schools and at Key Stage 3.
The project has been designed to run over three full academic years with opportunities to tailor provision for individual schools.
The offer includes teacher training, curriculum resources, curriculum mapping, engagement with industry, contact with industry mentors and STEM Ambassadors, community projects, national competitions, enhancement and enrichment activities, and mapping to the BTEC STEM Leadership Qualification levels 1 and 2....read more
Schools in the Bolton area are engaged in a funded project to enhance engineering skills and careers awareness among primary and Key Stage 3 pupils.
The project has been designed to run over three academic years with opportunities to tailor provision for individual schools, offering a complete continuum of activities to complement existing provision. ...read more
With the Welsh Assembly and Careers Wales, Tomorrow’s Engineers is running a series of careers days across Wales. These one day FREE programmes will provide opportunities to:
• Obtain useful information on the engineering sector from an EngineeringUK Ambassador, as well as expert information provided on academic routes, qualifications and pathways for pupils into engineering careers at all skill levels (including Learning Pathways and Welsh Baccalaureate Qualifications)
• Gain an insight into the engineering, technological, research & development work of commercial companies
• Learn about the different paths of careers progression undertaken by engineering employees.
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Tomorrow’s Engineers South West encourages more young people to consider a career engineering by ensuring a continuous level of engagement with schools to influence young people at the key educational transition points. This is a pilot project that seeks to increase the number of schools engaged in engineering activities and create a progression route from activity to another. ...read more
Tomorrow’s Engineers STEM Cyrmru encourages young people to study STEM subjects and improve their qualifications, skills and career prospects.
Led by the Engineering Education Scheme in Wales (EESW), the project targets young people aged 12-19 to participate in industry linked technological and engineering activities, including hands on activities, work experience, competitions, events, and career related programmes.
The scheme is backed with £1.6m from the European Social Fund through the Welsh Assembly Government with further support from industry....read more
The aim of the North East Automotive Challenge is to pilot a coordinated series of automotive themed activities delivered over a three year period to:
• Encourage targeted schools to adopt activities at Year 7 / 8
• Support learners in their transition from primary to secondary school
• Reengage with Year 10 / 11 pupils to inspire learners to make subject choices that may lead to a career in engineering
• Establish a presence with primary feeder schools to engage learners in Year 3 to 6, supported by Teacher CPD
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Tomorrow’s Engineers in Barrow-on-Furness is a curriculum enrichment project, which aims to raise the profile of engineering among young people in the area. Partners involved in this pioneering project include the Royal Academy of Engineering, Barrow Borough Council, Cumbria County Council, Aimhigher, and local businesses.
The project was established by The Royal Academy of Engineering to co-ordinate STEM activities in schools and colleges in the area, engaging with pupils of all ages. The project provides inspiring outreach activities in schools and engineering courses in local universities for students of London schools and FE colleges....read more
The Tomorrow’s Engineers Go Green Challenge is a coordinated pilot series of environmentally themed activities delivered to schools in Scotland to:
• Encourage targeted schools to adopt activities at Year 7 / 8
• Support learners in their transition from primary to secondary school
• Inspire Year 10/11 learners to make subject choices that may lead to a career in engineering
• Establish links with primary feeder schools to engage learners in Year 3 to 6
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Tomorrow’s Engineers in Liverpool aims to deliver curriculum-linked projects to schools in the city, supported by an award scheme to help raise attainment and recognise achievement. ...read more
Tomorrow’s Engineers in London is providing a range of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) activities to schools. The activities complement the curriculum, engage students at key transition points and support existing good practice.
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'GET AHEAD WITH STEM!' is a partnership between the Smallpeice Trust, STEMNET, the WISE Campaign and the Department for Education to enrich the lives of children, young people and families through engagement with STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.
The project builds upon existing engagements delivered in the North East to ensure schools from disadvantaged areas are engaged with high quality enhancement and enrichment activities. ...read more
The aim of Tomorrow’s Engineers in Norwich and Peterborough is to develop a continuum of STEM engagement activities for secondary school teachers and learners across to support each Key Stage.
Activities are targeted to the key education transition points. For example, activities will be delivered to encourage targeted schools to adopt activities at Year 7 / 8 to support learners in their transition from primary to secondary school. Pupils are re-engaged at Year 10 / 11 and again at 11 / 12 to inspire learners to make subject choices that could lead to a career in engineering. ...read more
The Tomorrow’s Engineers project in Nottingham is a coordinated pilot approach that seeks to increase the number of schools engaged in engineering activities, and create a progression route between one activity to another.
The initial first year engagement targets previously unengaged schools or schools where suitable potential for progression on longer projects is identified. The second year strategy will be determined after first year evaluation. ...read more
Tomorrow’s Engineers: Portsmouth and Southampton is a partnership between the Smallpeice Trust, STEMNET, the WISE Campaign and the Department for Education to enrich the lives of children, young people and families through engagement with STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics....read more
Tomorrow’s Engineers at Reeds School follows a piloted 4-day residential course led by Smallpeice Trust and sponsored by Tomorrow’s Engineers and the Ogden Trust. The residential course gives students a valuable insight into the field of physics in engineering. ...read more
Tomorrow’s Engineers West London encourages young people to consider a career in engineering by ensuring a continuing level of engagement with schools to influence young people at the key educational transition points. To deliver this, partner organisations are working with local employers in the West Midlands to link learning in schools to the real world of Engineering....read more
Tomorrow’s Engineers in Yorkshire and Humber was established by the Centre for Science Education, Yorkshire Forward, the Industrial Trust and Sheffield Hallam University to explore and excite learners and parents about the real world of science, technology, engineering and maths through fun and stimulating group activities.
Tomorrow’s Engineers is providing a range of STEM activities to schools in Sheffield, Rotherham, Barnsley and Doncaster. ...read more
Tomorrow’s Engineers Northern Ireland is a coordinated series of pilot activities delivered to schools in Northern Ireland.
The project aims to:
• Increase careers awareness of engineering
• Provide opportunities for teachers to undertake CPD
• Encourage targeted schools to adopt activities at primary and secondary level.
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