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UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge 2016 (Ukayroc) Total Media Coverage UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge 2016 (UKAYRoC) Total Media Coverage UKAYRoC was covered 34 times in regional print media and four times by broadcast media for the 2016 competition. Broadcast media TV: CBBC Newsround, 7.40am, 8.15am and 4.20pm bulletins CBBC Newsround, 06 June 2016, UK http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/36448856 ITV News Anglia, circa 17:30 ITV News Anglia, 25 May 2016, UK http://www.itv.com/news/anglia/update/2016-05-25/blast-off- at-school-rocket-building-championships-in-essex/ Radio BBC Tees Breakfast, 07:25, BBC Radio Tees Play clip (LIVE) BBC Radio Tees, 25 May 2016, p1, UK, Keyword: Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge The final of the UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge takes place today. BBC Radio Essex, 10:45 (LIVE) BBC Radio Essex, 25 May 2016,UK http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03v9brr Print media Abbeyfield School pupils soar to victory at rocket event gazetteandherald.co.uk, 03 Jun 2016, UK, Keyword: Paul Everitt Paul Everitt congratulated Abbeyfield School pupils for taking first and second place at the UK's Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge. Web article link Also reported in: Abbeyfield School pupils soar to victory at rocket event thisiswiltshire.co.uk, 03 Jun 2016 Web article link Young rocket builders place fifth in national competition braintreeandwithamtimes.co.uk, 31 May 2016, UK, Keyword: ADS Group The Ormiston Rivers Academy team finished fifth in the UK Rocketry Challenge National Finals, organised by ADS. Paul Everett, Chief Executive of ADS Group, said: "The Rocketry Challenge is an engaging way for young people to explore how these subjects are put into practical use. These young people have the potential to succeed in our industry and enjoy successful and rewarding careers." Web article link Also reported in: Young rocket builders place fifth in national competition clactonandfrintongazette.co.uk, 31 May 2016 Web article link Young rocket builders place fifth in national competition gazette-news.co.uk, 31 May 2016 Web article link Young rocket builders place fifth in national competition harwichandmanningtreestandard.co.uk, 31 May 2016 Web article link Young rocket builders place fifth in national competition maldonandburnhamstandard.co.uk, 31 May 2016 Web article link Final challenge for rocket-building students Brentwood Weekly News, 26 May 2016, p4, UK, Keyword: Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge Pupils at Shenfield High School have been selected for the final of the UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge, in which they have to design and build a rocket that could carry two eggs to 850ft before returning them safely to the ground. Ormiston rocket builders compete for national prize maldonandburnhamstandard.co.uk, 24 May 2016, UK, Keyword: Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge Rocket builders from Ormiston Academy will compete in the tenth UK Rocketry Challenge National Finals on May 25. Web article link Also reported in: Ormiston rocket builders compete for national prize braintreeandwithamtimes.co.uk, 24 May 2016 Web article link Ormiston rocket builders compete for national prize clactonandfrintongazette.co.uk, 24 May 2016 Web article link Ormiston rocket builders compete for national prize gazette-news.co.uk, 24 May 2016 Web article link Ormiston rocket builders compete for national prize harwichandmanningtreestandard.co.uk, 24 May 2016 Web article link Shenfield School pupils flying high after winning place in national rocketry competition brentwoodweeklynews.co.uk, 20 May 2016, UK, Keyword: Paul Everitt Pupils from Shenfield High School have reached the finals of the UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge. Paul Everitt, Chief Executive of ADS Group, said: "The UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge gives the next generation of engineers an opportunity to understand complex challenges overcome by engineers working in our industries." Web article link All systems go at local school Basildon Yellow Advertiser, 19 May 2016, p5, UK, Keyword: Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge Students from James Hornsby School soared through to the final of the UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge after designing a rocket which could carry two raw eggs to 850 feet and then safely land them again. It’s rocket science... Your Local Independent, 01 May 2016, p7, UK, Keyword: ADS Group The UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge organised by ADS Group is open to all students aged 11-18. Rocket success Essex Chronicle (Braintree), 12 May 2016, p31, UK, Keyword: Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge Chelmer Valley in Chelmsford, William de Ferrers in South Woodham Ferrers and Ormiston Rivers Academy in Burnham-on-Crouch have qualified for the UK Aerospace and Rocketry Challenge in July. Rocket success Essex Chronicle (Town - Chelmsford), 12 May 2016, p31, UK, Keyword: Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge Chelmer Valley in Chelmsford, William de Ferrers in South Woodham Ferrers and Ormiston Rivers Academy in Burnham-on-Crouch have qualified for the UK Aerospace and Rocketry Challenge in July. Also reported in: Rocket success Essex Chronicle (Maldon & Burnham), 12 May 2016, p31 Pupils compete in aerospace rocket challenge Maldon Standard, 12 May 2016, p14, UK, Keyword: Paul Everitt Pupils at Ormiston Rivers Academy and William De Ferrers School have reached the final round of the UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge, organised by ADS Group. Paul Everitt, CEO of ADS Group, said: "This competition helps young people to engage creatively with these subjects." Rainey pupils aiming for the sky in rocket final Mid-Ulster Mail, 12 May 2016, p31, UK, Keyword: Paul Everitt, Journalist: Michael McGlade Pupils from the Rainey Endowed school in Magheraflet have made the final of the UK Aerospace and Rocketry Challenge. Paul Everitt, CEO of ADS Group, said "I wish them all the very best at the national final. The UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge gives the next generation of engineers an opportunity to understand complex challenges overcome by engineers working in our industries." Rocket kids to use force of will to win science project Harlow Star, 12 May 2016, p10, UK, Keyword: Paul Everitt, Journalist: William Mata Students from Stewards Academy in Harlow have made the national finals of the UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge. Paul Everitt, CEO of ADS Group, organiser of the competition, said "The UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenges gives the next generation of engineers an opportunity to understand complex challenges overcome by engineers working in our industries." School pupils make it through to final of aerospace competition maldonandburnhamstandard.co.uk, 07 May 2016, UK, Keyword: Paul Everitt Paul Everitt, Chief Executive of ADS Group, said: "Congratulations to William de Ferrers School and Ormiston Rivers Academy, I wish them all the very best at the national final. The UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge gives the next generation of engineers an opportunity to understand complex challenges overcome by engineers working in our industries." Web article link School pupils make it through to final of aerospace competition harwichandmanningtreestandard.co.uk, 07 May 2016, UK, Keyword: Paul Everitt Paul Everitt, Chief Executive of ADS Group, said: "Congratulations to William de Ferrers School and Ormiston Rivers Academy, I wish them all the very best at the national final. The UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge gives the next generation of engineers an opportunity to understand complex challenges overcome by engineers working in our industries." Web article link School pupils make it through to final of aerospace competition clactonandfrintongazette.co.uk, 07 May 2016, UK, Keyword: Paul Everitt Paul Everitt, Chief Executive of ADS Group, said: "Congratulations to William de Ferrers School and Ormiston Rivers Academy, I wish them all the very best at the national final. The UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge gives the next generation of engineers an opportunity to understand complex challenges overcome by engineers working in our industries." Web article link School pupils make it through to final of aerospace competition braintreeandwithamtimes.co.uk, 07 May 2016, UK, Keyword: Paul Everitt Paul Everitt, Chief Executive of ADS Group, said: "Congratulations to William de Ferrers School and Ormiston Rivers Academy, I wish them all the very best at the national final. The UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge gives the next generation of engineers an opportunity to understand complex challenges overcome by engineers working in our industries." Web article link School pupils make it through to final of aerospace competition gazette-news.co.uk, 07 May 2016, UK, Keyword: Paul Everitt Paul Everitt, Chief Executive of ADS Group, said: "Congratulations to William de Ferrers School and Ormiston Rivers Academy, I wish them all the very best at the national final. The UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge gives the next generation of engineers an opportunity to understand complex challenges overcome by engineers working in our industries." Pupils compete in aerospace rocket challenge Maldon Standard, 12 May 2016, p14, UK, Keyword: Paul Everitt Pupils at Ormiston Rivers Academy and William De Ferrers School have reached the final round of the UK Aerospace Youth Rocketry Challenge, organised by ADS Group. Paul Everitt, CEO of ADS Group, said: "This competition helps young people to engage creatively with these subjects." Rainey pupils aiming for the sky in rocket final Mid-Ulster Mail, 12 May 2016, p31, UK, Keyword: Paul Everitt, Journalist: Michael McGlade Pupils from the Rainey Endowed school in Magheraflet
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