A group of secondary school students from Newsome Academy in Huddersfield has successfully designed, built, and raced go-karts as part of the “STEM on Track” initiative, thanks to support from local sponsor Thomas Brown Engineering Limited. The initiative aims to cultivate interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics among young learners.
Led by STEM coordinator Emma Gardner, the Newsome Trailblazers Team received sponsorship from Thomas Brown Engineering, a renowned precision engineering firm. The company’s logo featured prominently on the team’s go-karts, highlighting their commitment to advancing STEM education within the community.
Emma Gardner, who plays a crucial role in implementing the initiative, expressed her delight at the overwhelmingly positive response from the students. She noted that their enthusiasm and engagement far exceeded her expectations. The collaboration between the school and Thomas Brown Engineering offers a hands-on experience that is both educational and inspiring for the students involved.
The success of this programme stands as a testament to the positive impact of industry partnerships in enhancing educational outcomes. By supporting such initiatives, Thomas Brown Engineering underscores its dedication to fostering the next generation of engineers and innovators.
Thomas Brown Engineering Limited is a key player in the UK’s precision engineering sector, known for its cutting-edge solutions and community involvement. Their support for STEM programmes highlights the wider role manufacturing companies can play in local education.
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