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Try Our 6 Week STEM Club Resources
Our Six Week STEM Club Programme is great for established clubs, new clubs and clubs that don’t necessarily run throughout the year but want enriching, fun sessions when time allows.
It’s a programme that schools or clubs can repeat every half-term with a different set of learners each time – that means less time needed to plan and resource and more time to engage & excite a wider range of young people.
(They’re also great for class too!)
Visit our 6 Week STEM Clubs section to find out more and download your resources!
Take a look at the resources below…
6 Week STEM Club: Chemistry for all
We have Six Week STEM Club projects from Chemistry for all courtesy of Liverpool John Moores University in conjunction with The Royal Society of Chemistry. Fantastic activities and you can tweet or email your findings directly to them.
Try balloon rockets or make your own bath bombs!
Shaping Futures – 6 Week STEM Club Resources
We have partnered with Shaping Futures for many years collaborating on outreach, events and activities.
Shaping Futures is part of the Uni Connect Programme and they have collaborated with us to bring you a STEMsational selection of 6 week STEM club activities. Make rainbow celery, a cloud in a bottle and more!
NEW! Royal Air Force – 6 Week STEM Club Resources – Space
The RAF Youth and STEM Team run a national programme of STEM engagement for young people aged 9-14 and they have collaborated with us to bring you a selection of 6 week STEM club activities all about Space.
Learners can build a lunar Base Camp, land an Egg’naut, design rockets and satellites and investigate the heat of the sun with chocolate!
The Schools’ Observatory – 6 Week STEM Club Resources
The Schools’ Observatory use the wonders of space to inspire the next generation of scientists, programmers and engineers and provide free use of the world’s largest robotic telescope, the Liverpool Telescope.
Try their series of Bronze, Silver and Gold Six Week STEM Club Resources for both primary and secondary aged students – you can find an asteroid!
