Take a look at the latest UTC Reading news, including projects our students have been working on and awards they’ve won.
Grazely Park Primary school pupils enjoyed an out of this world rocket-making workshop thanks to UTC Reading’s Director of Engineering, Andy Thacker, and Year 12 students – Hugo, Tom, Fraser and Laurence.
BTEC Computing student, Keir, has secured a prestigious apprenticeship with one of most sought-after employers in the world, Google.
Sixth form student, Josh, has secured a highly sought after higher apprenticeship with multinational aerospace, defence and security company, BAE Systems.
A group of Year 11 UTC Reading students won the highly regarded Reading University 24-hour student hackathon, competing against students from across the globe.
Well done to Year 13 students James Carter and Luke Pond who were runners- up in the REME Craftsman Cup at the Ministry of Defence, Lyneham on 15 May.
On Wednesday 15 May, five Year 10 students travelled to Royal Holloway, University of London, to celebrate their excellent results at The Brilliant Club graduation ceremony.
Year 11 student, Luca, helped UTC Reading to launch its Combined Cadet Force (CCF) earlier this year.
On Friday 29 March, KS5 students attended their final UTC Pipeline Programme day of the academic year.
In January 2019, UTC Reading launched its own Combined Cadet Force (CCF), led by Vice Principal and Contingent Commander, Neil Pouney, alongside the support and experience of existing cadets, such as Year 10 student, Elise.
On Wednesday 27 March, students from UTC Reading took part in the annual Royal Navy engineering challenge, designing two vehicles that, working together, could rescue a damaged helicopter from a tropical island.
Welcome to the latest edition of the UTC Reading newsletter. Take a look at the range of exciting activities that have been taking place over the past term:
Earlier this month, UTC Reading teacher, Lewis Hart, became Acting Pilot Officer of UTC Reading’s Combined Cadet Force (CCF).
