Overview

A hands-on STEM course for children aged 10–12 who love exploring, creating, and discovering how the world works. Students will develop their own projects individually or in teams, moving from an idea and research to design, construction, testing, and a fully working prototype. The course also prepares students to present and demonstrate their projects at a final exhibition, developing creativity, engineering thinking, teamwork, and communication skills along the way.

What you will build

You will create your own STEM project from scratch, individually or as part of a team, and turn an initial idea into a working prototype. Projects may combine science, engineering, electronics, mechanics, programming, or creative design to explore real-world questions and ideas.

What you will learn

  • Creative problem solving and project development
  • Research, experimentation, and exploration of real-world phenomena
  • Development, creation, testing, and refinement of working prototypes
  • Teamwork, project presentation, and communication of ideas
  • Extensive specialized knowledge in modeling, engineering, electrical engineering, and programming

What you need to know first

No previous STEM or engineering experience is required; curiosity, creativity, and a willingness to experiment are all you need.

Schedule

  • DateSunday · 15:30-16:30
  • Duration90 min
  • FormatOn site