PICTURES: Careers fair looks to inspire pupils

By The Newsroom
Published 18th Feb 2016, 15:20 GMT
Updated 18th Feb 2016, 15:24 GMT
Chambers Career Fair at Boston Grammar School. L-R Computing lecturer at Boston College Gary Chapman-Jones with Joshua Hooper 15, trying a virtural reality head set.Chambers Career Fair at Boston Grammar School. L-R Computing lecturer at Boston College Gary Chapman-Jones with Joshua Hooper 15, trying a virtural reality head set.
Chambers Career Fair at Boston Grammar School. L-R Computing lecturer at Boston College Gary Chapman-Jones with Joshua Hooper 15, trying a virtural reality head set.
Organisations hoping to inspire pupils were on hand to demonstrate what they do last Tuesday.

Around 350 pupils at Boston Grammar School, saw hands-on demonstrations – including a virtual reality headset.

Boston Network Adviser for the Lincolnshire Chamber of Commerce Jenny Elwick said: “The fair was brilliant, there was a real buzz in the room.

“What makes these fairs different is the practical yet engaging information being shared with young people aged 14-18years-old.”

Chambers Career Fair at Boston Grammar School. L-R William Parsons 15 and Connor Goodfellow 16 with Corporal Dave Tuffnail - Aircraft Engineer and Careers Adviser.Chambers Career Fair at Boston Grammar School. L-R William Parsons 15 and Connor Goodfellow 16 with Corporal Dave Tuffnail - Aircraft Engineer and Careers Adviser.
Chambers Career Fair at Boston Grammar School. L-R William Parsons 15 and Connor Goodfellow 16 with Corporal Dave Tuffnail - Aircraft Engineer and Careers Adviser.
Chambers Career Fair at Boston Grammar School. L-R Olive Summerfield - Boston College science student with Shami Bhatti 16 and Freddie Carr 16 naming bones on Rodney the skellington.Chambers Career Fair at Boston Grammar School. L-R Olive Summerfield - Boston College science student with Shami Bhatti 16 and Freddie Carr 16 naming bones on Rodney the skellington.
Chambers Career Fair at Boston Grammar School. L-R Olive Summerfield - Boston College science student with Shami Bhatti 16 and Freddie Carr 16 naming bones on Rodney the skellington.
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