The main objective of the activity was to focus on maths and how it is used as part of engineering and within the Aberdeen Harbour Expansion Project.
The S2s received a talk from Keith Young, Project Director for. AHEP. Keith talked through the history of the site, the reasons for its development and the kind of maths that are relevant and used for this type of project. The group were shown drawings and plans and a project geologist also talked about his role. Pupils were given hard hats and hi-vis jackets and escorted down to the site for a walk along the north wall, which was incredible and gave them an understanding of the scale of the project.
The S2s received a talk from Keith Young, Project Director for. AHEP. Keith talked through the history of the site, the reasons for its development and the kind of maths that are relevant and used for this type of project. The group were shown drawings and plans and a project geologist also talked about his role. Pupils were given hard hats and hi-vis jackets and escorted down to the site for a walk along the north
The school took the opportunity to combine this experience with a visit to nearby Torry Battery, which allowed the Geography and Art departments to get involved. The pupils were split into groups; while some were at the Harbour Expansion site the others had a lesson in photography and then geography before swapping over.
“Great work to be involved with from the AHEP and the Port of Aberdeen. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to be involved.”
A themed assembly to equip S5 and S6 pupils with the skills, knowledge and attitudes that are required to succeed in the world of work.
An interactive session with healthcare professionals for S3 pupils.