Children at Holy Family Catholic Primary School experience special Rolls Royce engineering day

Children at Holy Family Catholic Primary School in Worksop recently experienced a special learning day to promote STEM learning.
By The Newsroom
Published 21st Jan 2016, 11:14 BST
Updated 21st Jan 2016, 12:19 BST
Holy Family Catholic Primary School KS2 children were treated to a very special learning experience in order to promote STEM learning in schoolHoly Family Catholic Primary School KS2 children were treated to a very special learning experience in order to promote STEM learning in school
Holy Family Catholic Primary School KS2 children were treated to a very special learning experience in order to promote STEM learning in school

STEM is an acronym for science, technology, engineering and mathematics subjects.

A team of engineers from Rolls Royce visited the school, on Netherton Road, on Wednesday, January 13, to give the KS2 a taste of engineering, by turning the school hall into an “aviation paradise”.

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School business manager, Caroline Matthews, said: “They were treated to practical tasks including building model engines from using cast aluminium models and learnt all about the role of an engineer and apprenticeship opportunities.

“It was a great day of learning and fingers crossed we have some budding engineers.”

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