About the Royal Academy of Engineering
The Royal Academy of Engineering leads on a range of impactful school programmes in England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales. These are designed to inspire the next generation of engineers and tailored to support teachers and careers leads in promoting STEM education and showcasing pathways into engineering careers.
Their programmes enrich the curriculum, enhance pupil engagement, and develop essential transferable skills. A principal aim is to encourage women and underrepresented groups of schoolchildren to pursue professional engineering roles in the future.
Through partnerships with industry and employers, the Royal Academy deliver high quality activities, experiences, and resources that address the STEM skills gap and promote inclusivity in engineering. Examples include curriculum linked projects, engineering themed challenges, scholarship schemes and business partnerships that bring real-world engineering into the classroom.
Teachers can access a wealth of free STEM resources designed to support lessons, extracurricular clubs, and careers events. These include long term projects, inter-disciplinary activities, and case studies featuring diverse engineering role models, all of which can be tailored to suit different age groups and abilities.
Visit the Royal Academy of Engineering schools’ hub for more information about their programmes and to explore our range of STEM resources.
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