Worcestershire School Children to Participate in Annual STEM Challenge
The STEM Challenge aims to inspire the next generation of engineers, scientists, and entrepreneurs.
This year's challenge, in collaboration with West Midlands Safari Park, requires participants to design and create a new theme park ride for eight passengers.
Our Early Careers team are working with primary schools and local businesses to embed career learning at a younger age, inspiring young people as they progress through school and begin to think about the world of work.
According to Matt Tope, programme manager for Early Careers, the focus is to connect and support students and local employers across Worcestershire.
- Design and create a new theme park ride for eight passengers
- Embed career learning at a younger age
- Inspire young people to think about the world of work
Author's summary: Worcestershire school children participate in STEM Challenge.
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