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Young Engineers' Club at Mearns Academy: Inspiring Tomorrow's Innovators

The Mechatronics@Mearns Academy's Young Engineers Club, led by Becca Petrie and Campbell Anderson, is a dedicated group of S2-S6 pupils engaging in building a Remotely Operated Vehicle for underwater tasks and a Rampaging Chariot to attract younger students. Through exciting competitions and experiential learning, participants develop industry-relevant skills such as woodworking, soldering, and control electronics, while enhancing teamwork, budgeting, and time management abilities. Join us to explore the world of engineering and foster lasting friendships!

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Young Engineers' Club at Mearns Academy: Inspiring Tomorrow's Innovators

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  1. Mechatronics@Mearns Mearns Academy’s Young Engineers Club Speakers: Becca Petrie and Campbell Anderson

  2. Who are we? • A Club with less than one year’s experience but came 4th in a national competition • A group of pupils from S2-S6 working towards a common goal

  3. What are we doing? • A Remotely Operated Vehicle for use underwater to perform tasks • A Rampaging Chariot to entice younger students into the Young Engineers Club

  4. Why do we do it? • Its fun • The competitions are competitive and exciting • New and old friendships are strengthened • The process of design, implementation and testing is used in the industry so it is good experience for later life

  5. How has Young Engineers Helped Us? • This club has taught us how to do skills that could be put to use in later life, both for engineering and transferable • Wood work, Soldering and Control Electronics. • Teamwork, Budgeting, and Time Management.

  6. Thank you for listening

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