The P3a vehicles are taking shape πβοΈ
Todayβs build involved chamfering axles, inserting spacers, and aligning wheels β turning separate parts into something that finally moves.
That first smooth roll is always exciting π§β¨ #STEM#Engineering@CorpusChristi_K@primaryengineer
Exciting afternoon yesterday at @unisouthampton
for the award ceremony for the highly commended and winners of the recent @primaryengineer
competition!
Thank you to @A_Rawstron_CEng for being our visiting Engineer! Well done to all Year 8 students that took part ππ· π
Year 5 pupils have been testing the electric vehicles they constructed in DT at the Primary Engineer showcase event. They explained design choices and improvements to South Eastern rail engineers and have been excellent ambassadors for the school @BWPrimary@primaryengineer
Wonderful evening at #EngineersInTheMaking@UlsterUni helping to give out awards to our great @primaryengineer winners tonight!! Very impressive designs & prototypes on display. Well done to all the school winners, to UU and @ThalesAerospace prototype builders, and to the dog!!
We are incredibly grateful to all the teachers, families, engineers and supporters who helped make the day such a success. Most importantly, congratulations to every pupil who took part!
π· More photos will be available on our Facebook page soon!
#EngineersInTheMaking
Creativity, ambition and big ideas were on full display at Kingston University as we celebrated pupils in the London region of our βIf you were an engineer, what would you do?β competition.
By encouraging pupils to identify problems, think critically and develop solutions, we highlight the positive impact engineering can have on people, communities and the future.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the event such a memorable celebration of young engineering talent. Congratulations to all the pupils across East Central England taking part!
π· More photos will be posted on our Facebook page shortly!
#EngineersInTheMaking
Ideas, innovation and engineering ambition took centre stage at the University of Lincoln as we celebrated the pupils of East Central England region of our βIf you were an engineer, what would you do?β competition. π·
A powerful reminder that great ideas can come from any age, including The Adaptable Hoodie, The Wake up clock, The Crazy Pillow Head and a fabulous unveiling of the Hearing Band Cochlear prototype, developed with Ashover Primary School pupil Samuel.
A huge thank you to everyone who attended and helped make the event such a success, and a massive congratulations to all the pupils who took part!
πΈ More photos will be on Facebook page soon!
#EngineersInTheMaking
A vibrant showcase of the creativity and ingenuity of young engineers across Yorkshire & the Humber! π
We were delighted to host the βIf you were an engineer, what would you do?β Yorkshire & Humber Public Exhibition and Awards Ceremony in Sheffield...
We had a fantastic time at our βIf you were an engineer, what would you do?β South East Exhibition and Awards in Canterbury!
The event brought together engineers, teachers, parents and pupils to celebrate an inspiring range of engineering ideas.
A huge thank you to everyone who helped make the event possible, and to all the pupils who brought such creativity and positivity. It was another strong reminder of how powerful these opportunities are in building confidence and sparking an interest in engineering.