Simon Paul Gilroy

The Reece Foundation, founded in 2007, supports engineering and manufacturing in the UK region through funding and education. The foundation is based in Newcastle, UK, and is a registered charity. The foundation aims to improve education in related science and mathematics subjects through grants and funding. The foundation has supported various projects, including F1 in Schools, which is the world's most competitive STEM competition involving more than nine million young people. The foundation has also enabled three primary schools to head to the USA for robotics world championships.

The Reece Foundation, founded in 2007, supports engineering and manufacturing in the UK region through funding and education. The foundation is based in Newcastle, UK, and is a registered charity. The foundation aims to improve education in related science and mathematics subjects through grants and funding. The foundation has supported various projects, including F1 in Schools, which is the world's most competitive STEM competition involving more than nine million young people. The foundation has also enabled three primary schools to head to the USA for robotics world championships.

The Reece Foundation, founded in 2007, supports engineering and manufacturing in the UK region through funding and education. The foundation is based in Newcastle, UK, and is a registered charity. The foundation aims to improve education in related science and mathematics subjects through grants and funding. The foundation has supported various projects, including F1 in Schools, which is the world's most competitive STEM competition involving more than nine million young people. The foundation has also enabled three primary schools to head to the USA for robotics world championships.