Primary Engineer, based in Burnley in Lancashire, is an educational not-for-profit organisation founded in 2005 which aims to engage both primary and secondary school pupils and teachers with the vast and inspirational world of engineering and technology. They work with businesses and industry across the UK to help develop a future, diverse generation of engineering and technology professionals. They do this by bringing engineering into classrooms around the UK with a range of educational programmes, competitions and qualifications, all of which have been designed to engage teachers and pupils in significant ways by creating meaningful connections between engineering principles and classroom learning. Engineering and technology professionals are linked with schools to enhance both teachers and pupils’ learning by raising awareness of the breadth of opportunities and careers that the world of engineering offers. Primary Engineer has won accolades including successive Red Rose Award’s for ‘Skills and Training Provider of the year’, Burnley Councils’ Chief Executives’ Award for bringing ‘Education and Industry together’ and featured in the Scottish Government’s Manufacturing Future for Scotland and the Engineering Skills Investment Plan. For further information visit www.primaryengineer.com.