Here at Williams, we are passionate about STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) and recognise the importance of these subjects.

Our enrichment days have been designed to enhance, encourage and inform a student’s existing desire to work in STEM or spark one in those who may have never considered a career in this field before.

The aim of our enrichment days and roadshows is to:

Our enrichment days and roadshows have been mapped to the Key Stage 3 National Curriculum and the Skills Builder framework. The days also support schools in reaching several of the Gatsby Benchmarks of Good Career Guidance.

All our enrichment days are offered free of charge and we can support you with the cost of transport.

Our Williams Racing enrichment day at our headquarters in Grove, Oxfordshire is an exciting opportunity for a group of up to 40 Key Stage 3 students to visit a real-life working environment. We have developed an action packed and informative day that will include:

Please see our Enrichment Day Information and FAQs for more information including a sample itinerary.

We welcome schools from across the UK.

Williams Racing will be hitting the road from September 2023 with our brand-new STEM roadshow. Students will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in a series of interactive activities and become part of a motor racing team, competing for a place on the podium. 

The theme for this year is ‘materials’ and is aimed at students in Key Stage 3. 

Our roadshow is currently open for UK based events. If you are an international school, please register your details by completing our STEM Experience Enquiry Form and we will contact you regarding future opportunities.

For more information about our roadshows and to see when we will be in your region, please see our Roadshow Information and FAQs.

If you are interested in hearing more information on how your school could benefit from one of our enrichment days or roadshows, or to book your place, please complete the enquiry form.

Here are just some of the comments we have had from students during their experience with us.

‘Thank you very much. This was astounding! You do a great thing here. Amazing experience.’

‘I learnt how to code, film and programme.’

‘Thank you for having us and teaching us how great engineering is.’

There is a fountain of information on the Internet about STEM and the different careers linked to the industry. Here are some great websites to visit if you are considering a career in STEM or if you would like to find out more information.

Tomorrow's Engineers - Inspiring Tomorrow’s Engineers