Am I cooked for my Aerospace Engineering Personal Statement?

I've been looking for work experience, competitions, university lectures , taster days, camps etc. And I've missed the deadline for every single one. I'm absolutely gutted. Is there anything else I can do because as of now the only thing I've got going for me is RAF Cadets, a model aircraft I've made, reading into the actual syllabus and books about aerospace, and potentially some work experience at my local mechanic (which apparently isn't that strong and worth putting).

Is there anything else I can do? I want to go to the top 10 Universities and after looking at model personal statements they all have at least 3 of the extra curriculum I've mentioned above making mine pale in comparison. Any Insights and experiences would be much appreciated.

For engineering personal statement is typically not that important, academics & relevant subjects are overwhelmingly the most important factors. You can do some free online work experiences the IMeche (institution of Mechanical Engineers) does a free one on springpod, and so do some other companies, you can also watch engineering lectures from reputable sources including MIT on YouTube and read open access papers all of which is excellent relevant content for engineering… not to mention just talking about why you’re passionate for this field.

Would the same apply for a foundation year for engineering? I actually want to do a foundation year but I'm preparing my personal statement to that of a 1st year so It would look much better.

Why would there be any difference between a personal statement for 1st year or foundation program?

I thought that foundation years don't focus as much on academics. For context, I want to do a foundation year because I'm doing a Btec in Engineering which isn't something that isn't good enough for 1st year. So Uni's would know that this isn't a strong academically for uni itself.

When it comes to foundation years, should I talk about which course I'd like to progress to when it comes onto first year?Like for me I'd like to do aerospace engineering with pilot instruction. Sorry I just have no Idea how to prepare for it since my school are so dead set on apprentices. Or maybe you could direct me to resources on how to prepare?