Roisin Meleady-White

British Women's Pilots Association 2020-2021:

• I was nominated onto the committee for BWPA where it allowed me to learn and develop skills from other women in flight and inspire others I was given the role of the volunteer strategy co-ordinator where I helped set this up through their website and it involved attending regular meetings and my own time to put work into this Unfortunately due to starting my flight training I had to step down from this role

Fantasy Wings Program 2020-2021:

• I attended a hybrid course where it involved inspirational speakers from different parts of the aviation world talk about the industry and their roles This course was for people from BAME backgrounds to get involved in flying and I found it very inspirational

Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award 2018:

• I firstly achieved the Bronze award which made me strive for the Gold award It took 18 months and involved volunteering, physical activities, skills and expeditions which helped me grow, develop and mature by exposing me to new challenges both mental and physical Teamwork was key in achieving the expeditions and there were times I had to take lead in encouraging everyone to push through to get to the finish line

Grade 8 Violin 2018:

• I achieved a merit in my Grade 8 violin along side completing my A-level exams By doing this it taught me how important being organised was in managing multiple situations at the same time