
Primary experiences
Find amazing activities to engage your class in all things engineering - from programming robots to designing eco-friendly solutions to everyday challenges. Engineers create and so can your class.
Neon helps primary and secondary teachers introduce their students to future STEM careers, raise their aspirations and explore the excitement of engineering, through brilliant activities, inspiring case studies and supportive resources.
STEM careers are growing faster than any other and it's never too early to engage and excite children of all ages in engineering 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!
We've brought together these featured experiences and resources to inspire you.
Digital experiences can connect you with other schools, industry experts and professional engineers at the touch of a button. Check out our top picks for online sessions, events and workshops.
Going offsite with students is so beneficial... from expanding their worldviews to enhancing their classroom learning, there’s really no reason to stay put now that we can finally get out and about.
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.
A classroom-based competition for primary schools that brings STEM to life!
Can you help Izzy on her incredible adventure? Along the way discover and explore how transport really works. See a real-life hovercraft!
Learn how to program a robot to complete a series of increasingly difficult challenges.
Interactive and educational Minecraft game to play in the classroom: hand over some cash to a 12-14 year old and let them choose the most sustainable heating system for their home!
A robotics-based STEM competition that develops 21st century workplace skills.
Explore careers in transport infrastructure and develop the skills to become EPIC (Extraordinary People Initiating Change).