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Two primary schoolchildren holding up the robots they have built

We have welcomed more than 300 local primary school pupils to our annual Festival of Engineering at Rosyth to help them explore the kinds of skills they will need for a career in science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM).

Showcasing past innovations to modern day developments, our Rosyth facility opened its doors to the two-day festival with the theme 鈥楥elebrating Scottish Engineering Excellence鈥, encouraging our young guests to explore the hi-tech world of engineering, robotics, advanced manufacturing and virtual reality.

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The event comes shortly after we signed a UK Nuclear Skills Charter, alongside Nuclear Skills Executive Council members, to further support the UK Government鈥檚 skills agenda by significantly increasing investment in early careers, as well as investing in the leaders of the future.

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Paul Armstrong, our Marine Sector CEO, said: 鈥淲e were delighted to welcome so many young people to explore the wonders of engineering at our Rosyth site.

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鈥淭he feedback from the children and teachers who attended was fantastic and we look forward to continuing our STEM engagement activities this year.鈥

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