Around 110 pupils from schools in the North East celebrated National Women in Engineering Day by taking part in a “zombie challenge” organised by the Institution of Civil Engineers. The event involved escaping a hoard of zombies using their knowledge of engineering, such as water filtration systems and renewable energy sources.
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