Bringing the STEM curriculum to life through real-world engineering and technology

Neon helps primary and secondary teachers introduce their students to future STEM careers, raise their aspirations and explore the excitement of engineering and technology through brilliant activities, inspiring case studies and supportive resources.

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STEM activities for all students

STEM careers are growing faster than any other and it's never too early to engage and excite children of all ages in engineering and technology concepts and roles through STEM activities. It will help them ask questions, think through problems, collaborate with others and ignite a passion for a career in engineering and technology!

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Under the spotlight

We've brought together these featured experiences and resources to inspire you.

Challenging perceptions

Through featuring female role models, or addressing the topic of diversity in engineering and technology head-on, this collection of resources will encourage girls to pursue their love of STEM at school and beyond.

Green careers in engineering and technology

Could your students find future energy solutions? Can robots save the environment? This collection is for you to inspire your students to solve grand challenges through the marvels of engineering and technology.

Finding solutions

How do you prepare your students for jobs that don’t exist yet? Set your students up for a brilliant future by pushing them to solve problems creatively – right now.