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UK CURRICULUM & LEARNING


in the development of the UK’s first state schools with space contexts embedded throughout the curriculum (space studio schools) and co-led the development of the national higher apprenticeship programme for the space sector. The programme has had a high level of success with more than 80 per cent of space engineering alumni going on to degree courses in physics or engineering, or to industry apprenticeships in engineering.


FORGING BUSINESS AND SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS


Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is the UK’s largest automotive


manufacturer. Over the past five years, it has employed more than 20,000 people in the UK, taking its workforce to 42,000. In collaboration with schools and colleges, JLR’s


Inspiring Tomorrow’s Engineers (ITE) programme promotes learning and engagement in STEM subjects, to encourage young people to consider careers in engineering and manufacturing. Key elements of the programme include


dedicated education centres in areas close to JLR facilities, imaginative projects for school pupils, and a wide variety of work experience opportunities. JLR’s engineering director, Nick Rogers, said, “We firmly believe that our future prosperity lies in innovation, engineering and the application of science. We are also convinced they play a crucial role in the UK’s global competitiveness.


“It is critical to us that the UK maintains a strong


focus on the teaching and nurturing of science. I believe the challenges the car industry faces over the next 20 years make it the best time for almost a century to be an automotive engineer.”


Another UK automotive manufacturer, Rolls-Royce, acknowledges that a strong future talent pipeline is critical to its future and has set itself the target of reaching 6 million students by 2020 through its STEM education outreach programmes and activities.


It has partnerships with teaching and engineering


Senior School & Sixth Form


13–18 years, co-educational boarding and day school


Lancing College offers pupils a journey of discovery. Stretching horizons, building on strengths and ensuring every child achieves to their full potential. We inspire pupils to explore new opportunities, and ensure they leave as confident young people with strong values, ready to take their place in the world.


Registered Charity Number 1076483


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