The focus of the sessions was on careers in the British Army, with the two soldiers offering valuable insights into the opportunities available within the military.

Lance Corporals Liam and Elliott discussed the wide variety of job roles in the Army, highlighting the diverse career paths and global travel opportunities. They also spoke about the qualifications required to join, emphasising that recruits can continue to gain qualifications and training while serving in the Army.

In addition to their presentations, the soldiers brought along a fascinating collection of weapons, providing students with a closer look at armaments and sharing their knowledge of military equipment.

The assembly concluded with an interactive Q&A session, where students asked numerous questions, demonstrating their enthusiasm and interest in the topics covered.

“The Royal Armoured Corps gave us good advice and explained the different steps needed to join. We are very thankful that they came to speak to us.” Kaili.R – Year 11

“The army delivered a very helpful assembly which included the benefits and education we could gain from joining the Royal Armoured Corps. The soldiers also spoke about their personal experiences and the positive effects it has had on their lives.” Hayden.R – Year 11

“I really enjoyed the assembly that the Royal Armoured Corps gave. I think it accurately represented what life is like in the army and inspired people to think about joining.” Phoenix.M – Year 11

“It was interesting and, I learned more about the way machines are made and how they are being tested. The assembly was really good and helpful.” Prince.B – Year 11

“The army gave an exciting assembly and the soldiers shared fascinating experiences from their time in service.” Temi.A – Year 11