As well as allowing the wider public access to these amazing space/aviation icons, Ken is also acutely aware of how important it is to encourage and inspire future generations
As a result of this, each guest will try to engage as many school children as possible during the visit, usually in an environment where they are able to ask those space questions and listen to the guest speak
about their adventures
Apollo 12 Astronaut Richard Gordon takes questions from enthusiastic school children
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This is a great oppotunity for School’s to become involved in the visit and is a always very well received aspect of it by pupils and teachers alike
Apollo 13 Astronaut Fred Haise signs autographs for his fans
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The guest will engage & communicate and speak of their own incredible experiences
Apollo 14 Astronaut Dr Edgar Mitchell inspects paintings that children from a local school had done especially for him
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Other Photos
Apollo 15 CMP Al Worden with the children at Carleton Community High School.
Eileen Collins was the first female pilot and first female commander of a Space Shuttle, speaks to the children at Wakefield Girls High School.
Apollo 13 astronaut Fred Haise on his visit to Birley Spa School, Sheffield
Apollo 12 Moonwalker Alan Bean seen addressing questions about his trips to outer space.