84 school children aged 11-14 years old attended a fun, interactive Science Technology Engineering Maths (STEM) day delivered by the Army and the National Army Museum (NAM) in London.
The RLC was one of the technical corps which successfully delivered a Dragon Runner (bomb disposal robot) stand to inspire, inform and help attract young people to STEM subjects and careers.
After the event one of the teachers wrote: “Just wanted to say a huge thank you to you and the team for such a fantastic day today. Our students were buzzing about all the things they did on the journey back.”
“Really impressed and thankful to everyone who delivered a session for their enthusiasm and patience with the students throughout the day. A really well organised and fun interactive experience for all.â€
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Captain Colin Macnab MBE VR received his MBE today at The Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh, by HRH The Princess Royal. Accompanying was Mrs Susan Macnab.
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We are delighted to announce the new Master General of Logistics, Major General Simon Hutchings OBE.
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