UK-wide assembly to focus on health and wellbeing mission

30 October, 2019

Encouragement

Jodie Smith, Professional Partnerships lead at The Chase, commented: “We at The Chase firmly believe that encouraging more students to take science, technology, engineering and maths subjects is vital to the UK's future success. The Chase was recently named one of the National Centre for Computing Education's Computing Hub schools which will help us encourage more young people to understand the power of what they can achieve by becoming engineers in this 21st century world. We're delighted to be hosting the Tomorrow's Engineers Week Big Assembly and look forward to welcoming all the participating schools to the event.”

Beth Elgood from EngineeringUK, the organiser of Tomorrow’s Engineers Week, added: “Tomorrow’s Engineers Week provides an opportunity for the engineering community to work together to inspire the next generation of engineers. The number of professional engineering institutions, engineering employers and individual engineers who participate in this collective drive to raise the profile of engineers grows each year. Whether it’s visiting a school to talk about engineering careers as part of the Big Assembly, staging an event to celebrate what engineers do or supporting Tomorrow’s Engineers Week on social media there are lots of ways to get involved.”

More information on how to get involved is available at tomorrowsengineers.org.uk/teweek

Schools can sign up to be part of the Big Assembly at bigassembly.org