Projects

STEAMS Kits engage youth in the rural districts with digital technology by providing them with an opportunity to learn and explore programmable electronics.

Giving opportunities to youth of rural, remote location, and unable to obtain STEAM education, to access coding and robotics programs delivered online, and to interact through specific locally planned events.

This project is a bi-lingual and environmentally friendly technology hub delivering digital and technological opportunities to the young people of Tolaga Bay and Tokomaru Bay.

In collaboration with Kai Rotorua, Scion and Rotorua Boys High School, Māori teenagers will engage with science by exploring their own cultural history of kūmara using 3D printing technology.

STEM Kids is a hands-on STEM discovery programme for year-5 children from low-decile schools that develops skills, confidence and curiosity in coding, engineering and technology to inspire future STEM learning.

The School of Rocks will enable Waitaki schools to explore local geology using spatial technology, raise community awareness of local geologic heritage, and become kaitiaki of special geological sites within the Waitaki Whitestone Geopark.

This project aims to introduce students to skills and showcase career opportunities in Geographic Information Systems and Unpersoned Aerial Vehicles through field trips and experiential learning during a multi-day camp.

This collaborative and hands-on 8-week programme builds confidence in STEAM for Year 3-4 students. With diversity and accessibility at its heart, Nanogirl’s Lab is delivered in communities nationwide.

The project team will examine mitigating the effects of storm water from 3 major drains on the water quality of Lake Wanaka using restoration science and further targeted monitoring and education.

Students are learning life lessons about the future of work and collaboration from a Simulated Human Mission to Mars.