Young engineers of the future carve out the start of their careers

Budding engineers of the future have been learning the basics of the profession at workshops held at a Burnley high school.
By The Newsroom
Published 22nd Dec 2016, 14:15 BST
Updated 29th Dec 2016, 15:03 BST
Students are pictured at the engineering workshop with (from left to right) Mr. Burton, Mrs. Ellidge and Mr. Butterworth. (s)Students are pictured at the engineering workshop with (from left to right) Mr. Burton, Mrs. Ellidge and Mr. Butterworth. (s)
Students are pictured at the engineering workshop with (from left to right) Mr. Burton, Mrs. Ellidge and Mr. Butterworth. (s)

Year six students from Nelson's St Philip's C of E Primary attended the workshops hosted at Sir John Thursby Community College in Burnley.

They were presented with certificates for attending the sessions which were organised by Mr David Burton, headteacher and science teacher Mr Phil Butterworth, at Sir John Thursby and Mrs Kathryn Ellidge who is head at St Philip's.

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