Pupils had the opportunity to get ‘hands on’ experience through a range of fun and enriching activities using the College’s industry standard facilities and equipment.
The workshops covered a variety of curriculum-based subjects and included Engineering: Top Turners, CNC Lathe, Computing: Cyber Security, Sport: Fitness Testing, Media: Green Screen Magic, Music: Music for the Screen, Construction: 3D Laser Scanning, Health & Social Care: CPR and Science: Determining the Calorie Content of Snack Foods.
To find out more about STEAM courses on offer at Northern Regional College visit www.nrc.ac.uk .
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Lexi McCook and Hallie Davis from Ballymoney High School who were measuring the calorie content of snack foods at the Science workshop at Northern Regional College. Credit NRC Photo: NRC
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Ethan Pollock, Luke Sloan and Calvin Morrison from Ballymoney High School who were learning about how to keep safe online and stay protected from hackers at the Computing workshop at Northern Regional College. Credit: NRC Photo: NRC
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Northern Regional College Media lecturer Tiarnan Larkin pictured with Peyton Browne, Ryanna Pennie and Robbie Gault from Ballymoney High School who participated in the Media workshop at Northern Regional College. Credit NRC Photo: NRC
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Jack Robinson and Anita Pavlenkova from Ballymoney High School who analysed film clips and used Logic Pro to create music and record sound effects for an animated film clip during the Music workshop at Northern Regional College. Credit NRC Photo: NRC
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Chloe Parke, Lily Jones and Katie Elliott from Ballymoney High School learning how to perform CPR during the Health & Social Care workshop at Northern Regional College. Credit: NRC Photo: NRC