SCHOOLS across Furness have taken part in a creative competition aimed at boosting interest in STEM subjects. Pupils from Victoria Academy, Croftlands Junior School, Grange Primary School, Ulverston Victoria High School, George Romney Junior School and Church Walk Primary School have been letting their imaginations run wild as part of a competition run by UlverSTEM. UlverSTEM are a collaboration of local businesses passionate about encouraging young people to continue studying science, technology, engineering and mathematics and highlighting the varied opportunities for STEM related careers. As part of British Science Week, UlverSTEM have been in contact with local primary and secondary schools to take part in activities aimed at helping pupils enjoy STEM subjects in the classroom.
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As part of celebrating National Apprenticeship Week, Furness College is putting the spotlight on some of its key partners to show how we work together to #BuildTheFuture through apprenticeships that meet the skills need of the future workforce in South Cumbria and beyond. Colin Nash, learning and development advisor at Siemens Energy Subsea, says there are several benefits to bringing apprentices into the business but at the top of the list is securing a fresh perspective with new and exciting ideas. “We bring in new apprentices who come with their own ideas and questions in mind,” he said. “We encourage young people with questioning minds who ask and show us that they’re interested.