Bringing STEM to life through real-world engineering

Brilliant experiences, inspiring career resources and stories that showcase modern engineering

Under the spotlight

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

Engineering to save the planet

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

 

8 experiences 4 resources
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The Industrial Cadets Accreditation  

Give your students the opportunity to become an Industrial Cadet! Industrial Cadets provides a unique insight into industry and careers with quality STE(A)M experiences. 

11 experiences 6 resources
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The John Warner School's Experience

An inspirational school journey of engaging with multiple STEM experiences on Neon, to bring the classroom to life and to give every student the opportunity to grow.

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ICE Inspiration Series

Introduce your students to professional civil engineers and find out the what, why and how of careers in civil engineering.

  • Ages 14 to 19
  • Online
  • 12 weeks, flexible
  • Free
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TeenTech Live

Exciting, interactive live sessions with leading people in science, technology and engineering.

  • Ages 8 to 19
  • Online
  • 1 hour +
  • Free
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Thames Water Community Speaker Programme

Students can find out more about where your water comes from and what happens to your poo when you flush the loo!

  • Ages 7 to 19
  • In-school
  • 1 hour, flexible
  • Free

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Making communication easier

Samantha works with technology to make communication easier for those who might find it difficult.

Leaflet

What is engineering?

This 8-page leaflet helps students and teachers understand engineering.

Case Study

The ultimate trip

Think of the most exotic trip you can...India? Thailand? Maybe South America? What about outer space? Well, Pamela Melroy has been there, and now she's back to tell us all about it.

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