Projects

Providing relaxed, funky, inspiring, collaborative spaces facilitated by professional women engineers for girls aged 10 to 13 year to develop engineering solutions for problems faced by communities around the world.

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.

Providing students hands-on experiences in the application of science and technology in a university veterinary setting, so that students can see first-hand the connection between animal sciences, technologies and careers.

Mana Aotūroa reaches out into the community to encourage and inspire young children in bilingual education units across the wider Auckland region to have a better engagement with and understanding of natural science and technology.

Providing quality science activities for schools which connect to the stories, landscapes and history of Ngāti Whakaue through the Matakōkiri bilingual science kits.

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

Engaging Queenstown students in science and technology by supporting them to investigate a topic of their choice, focussed around “Future Queenstown”, culminating in a week long sci-tech festival in September 2016.

Connecting year 9 and 10 students from Dunedin with innovative businesses in the science and technology sector to provide inspirational, behind-the-scenes experiences of Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths based careers before their important year

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.

Creating a broader understanding of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) by South Auckland youth and linking STEM to entrepreneurship.