Projects

Working with Year 10 students from Christchurch and the surrounding areas to design resilient and sustainable pop-up model houses using TinkerCAD and a laser cutter.

Promoting the participation of girls in science, technology and engineering by developing computational thinking using robotics.

This project responds to the objective of supporting youth “to engage in societal debate about science and technology issues facing the country”.

Offering a STEM integrated project based learning experience to encourage year 10 and 11 students to continue with mathematics, sciences and physics long-term.

The DNAiTECH is an instrument developed specifically for enhancing practical interactions with DNA technology within secondary education. The students will use the DNAiTECH to investigate local natural waterways and access levels of contamination from the

Enabling Māori youth to produce Augmented Reality to create deeper connections with the world around them.

Engaging and exciting Maori youth (18 years and younger) through an outreach programme that introduces astronomical concepts, space travel, and physics to provide an exciting platform to engage our rangitahi.