Why Steam?
The world needs a generation of scientists, engineers, inventors and entrepreneurs who are ready to solve humanity’s biggest challenges.
STEAM is an interdisciplinary education model, exploring science, technology, entrepreneurship (engineering is more commonly used), art and maths, encouraging students to develop their creativity, problem solving and critical thinking skills in a real world context.
STEAM education removes limitations, encouraging independent learning and inspires wonder, critique, enquiry, and innovation. All of which are a perfect foundation for preparing young people for ‘future jobs’ – 65% of which the World Economic Forum predicts – haven’t even been invented yet.
The Steam School platform combines STEAM powered project based learning with weekly broadcasts from global STEAM experts.
What is included?

Steam Missions

Weekly Live Broadcasts

Student Centred Platform

Steam Powered Challenges

Teacher Dashboard
How Can You Implement Steam School?
Steam School can help you to address some of the new Ofsted framework – specifically judgement category 3 – Personal Development by:

Enrich your Steam curriculum
Helping you to enrich and extend your STEAM / STEM curriculum.

Weekly aspirational role models
Connecting you to weekly aspirational role models from the world of science and technology via our weekly LIVE broadcasts.

After school or lunchtime programme
Providing you with everything you need to create a Steam School after school or lunchtime programme for your students.
Steam School has 35 funded primary schools available for a September 2019 intake. Register below if you would like to participate in this programme.

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