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The Engineer Education Scheme

Engineering Award
L.Nadin

The Engineer Education Scheme (EES) is a 6 month long project ran by EDT that enables 6th form students to experience and undertake an engineering project linked with a partner company.

This year our teams company was Collins Aerospace who supported the team with mentors and advice, the project was to design a semi-autonomous life vest delivery system in the form of a guilder that could drop a life vest.

Even with the onset of COVID in March the team persevered and was able to develop a design to deliver the life vest due to their hard work the graduated the scheme and have been achieved an Industrial Cadet Gold Award. Congratulations Gentlemen and good luck with your future careers.

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Newsletter - Spring 2021

30th March, 2021
As I sit down to write this short entry into our slimmed down termly newsletter the sun is shining, it is warm outside and we are just a few days away from the Easter break. Almost exactly a year ago it was very similar, but little did any of us know then quite what was in store. READ MORE
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J.Bowles

Library Kindness Winners

22nd March, 2021
Tor Bridge High School decided to use ‘kindness’ as its theme for its Book Week celebrations and activities for 2021. The kindness initiative took many forms across the school and across all year groups. Whilst it was launched as an initiative to link with Book Week, we plan to ensure the theme continues throughout the year. READ MORE
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Rhianna, Year 9

Amazing Art Work

1st March, 2021
One such student has gone from strength to strength. She has completed every lesson and every homework – she has worked extra hours to achieve the best to her ability and I commend her on that. An artist is someone who practices their methods and skills tirelessly to achieve as near to perfection as they can get it. Here are just a few of her works – there were so many I could have chosen from. The future for her as she begins her GCSEs next year looks very promising and I feel very privileged to have been teaching her this year. READ MORE