Preparing for the future
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) places an emphasis on preparing pupils for their future careers. The skills gained from STEM extend beyond those needed to be successful in related fields, preparing pupils to move into industry by gaining a valuable skill set that allows them to be successful in a range of future careers
preparing pupils to move into industry by gaining a valuable skill.
Hands-on learning with real-world applications
STEM-based learning at RGS teaches pupils more than Science and Mathematic concepts; it offers hands-on learning with real-world applications.
Pupils from Year Seven onwards develop a variety of skills, including creativity, flexibility, communication, decision-making, leadership and initiative; all combining to develop the engineers of the future.
IET Faraday Challenge Day
Year Eight pupils from RGS Worcester, Nunnery Wood School, Blessed Edward Oldcorne Catholic College, The Chantry School and RGS Dodderhill participated in the 2023-24 Institution of Engineering and Technology’s IET Faraday Challenge Day (FCD). The IET Faraday Challenge is an annual competition that introduces pupils to engineering, inspiring them to consider engineering as a career and helps to develop their practical and employability skills, including team working, problem solving and creative thinking. This year’s challenge is in association with Rees Jeffreys Road Fund and National Highways. Teams must race against the clock to solve a real-life engineering problem, putting their engineering and technology knowledge and skills to the test. Read the full article.
Industrial Cadetships
Industrial Cadets: an industry-led quality benchmark for outreach and education programmes to build pathways through education and employment. Students build Industrial Cadet’s portfolios to showcase experiences and acquired skills, celebrating progression and fostering a sense of achievement.
Download the welcome pack, which includes information about the Industrial Cadets award at Challenger Level.
Maths Challenge
Our A-Level Maths students and some of the best Mathematicians in Year Eleven have recently taken part in the Senior Maths Challenge. The Challenge is 90 minutes in total and features a number of multiple-choice questions which aim to encourage mathematical reasoning, precision of thought and fluency using mathematical techniques to solve interesting problems. Read the full article.
Tomorrows Engineers Week
Shines a spotlight on engineering, engineering careers and engineering professionals. From individual engineers to professional engineering institutions and global engineering companies, it’s an opportunity to showcase modern engineering and inspirational engineers and technicians. Future Minds Broadcast.
Computing and Information Technology
The CyberFirst Girls Competition takes place in November and is designed for girls and those identifying as female in Year Eight in England and Wales, Year Nine in Northern Ireland, and S2 in Scotland as a way to introduce them to cyber security, why it matters and where it could take them.
More information about events happening in Computing and IT.
Greenpower
Gets young people enthusiastic about science and engineering by challenging them to design, build and race an electric car.
We supply age-appropriate Kit Cars, which can be built in school, college or elsewhere and raced at motorsport venues at Greenpower organised events. Alternatively, older participants can design and build their own car to our regulations. The Greenpower challenge uses the excitement of motorsport to inspire young people to excel in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). Read the article.
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