UK CURRICULUM & LEARNING


20 years make it the best time for almost a century to be an automotive engineer.


“The world is looking to us to make personal mobility more sustainable, and we can only do that through the application of science.”


JLR is now rolling out its STEM education programme


internationally, helping to nurture homegrown talent in the countries in which it operates.


FORGING PARTNERSHIPS facilities


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Local to its manufacturing plants and engineering in


Midlands, JLR has invested in six


Education Business Partnership Centres (EBPCs) as part of a partnership with Birmingham Metropolitan College. The centres provide learning facilities and resources for children from primary age to 18+.


Groups of pupils from local schools visit the centres for a day or part of a day with their teachers, to learn about engineering, manufacturing and automotive business-related activities. Teachers can use the facilities to complement their own courses or take advantage of tailor-made courses prepared by the centres.


“Jaguar Land Rover invests around £2 million each year in education-related programmes,” said Les Ratcliffe,


head of community relations. “Our education centres help young people gain a wider understanding of how vehicles are designed and manufactured, and inspire some to consider a career in the automotive industry.


“Over 20,000 young people and 3,000 teachers visit our six centres each year. The programme reaches students beyond those who visit the centres, as teachers take what they have learned back to the classroom to share with other children at their schools.” As part of its programme to promote engineering


careers and support the national STEM agenda, JLR has worked with other automotive, engineering and academic organisations to develop a series of national ‘challenge’ projects for schools. These help to bring science and technology subjects to life, providing pupils with hands-on projects that enable them to explore different aspects of the automotive industry in an exciting way. They also help young people to develop communication, teamwork, project management and ICT skills. The Jaguar Maths in Motion Challenge is an annual competition for children aged nine and upwards. They work together in small teams, using a wide range of maths skills to design and race virtual cars.


More than a million young people have participated


Equipping our children for the brightest future


Co-educational school in the heart of Hampshire


• Nursery, pre prep, prep, seniors, sixth form, boarding


• Nursery – rated ‘Outstanding’ by ISI • 82% of pupils achieved A*-B grades at A-Level, with 92% gaining their first choice university


• Sherfield School is ranked 4th in The Telegraph league table*


• Top sporting and extra-curricular opportunities including equestrian, cricket, rugby, athletics, golf, gliding, netball, ice skating and gymnastics


To find out more or to book a tour, please email info@sherfieldschool.co.uk or call 01256 884 800


www.sherfieldschool.co.uk *Small Independent Schools A-Level results.


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