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08/05/2026

With the European Science on Stage Festival just around the corner, we want to share the perspective of Stefanie Schlunk, Chair of Science on Stage Europe, on why this unique educational event matters so much to her.

What does the festival mean to you? Let us know in the comments.

30/04/2026

Less than 30 days to go now! 🤩🎉 See you soon in Klaipėda!

24/04/2026

For the past two days, one of our ambassadors, Selçuk Yusuf Arslan, represented our network at the EU STEM Coalition General Assembly, an important meeting that brings education leaders, policymakers, and practitioners together to reflect on the future of STEM education in Europe. Thank you Selçuk for your participation!
You can read more about the assembly on our blog: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/blog

23/04/2026

📘 New Resource for Teachers – Out Now!
The latest edition of the Science on Stage Ireland Booklet has just been published! 🎉
It features inspiring teaching ideas and classroom demonstrations from the European Science on Stage Festival 2024, carefully selected by the Irish team.
💡 Designed by teachers for teachers, this free resource is packed with practical, classroom ready ideas to inspire STEM teaching at all levels.
📥 Download the PDF for free from our website: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/material/resources-science-stage-ireland
🙏 Many thanks to the 2024 Irish team members and CASTeL for their support.

17/04/2026

Today, Paul is introducing a new funding opportunitiy in the field of engineering education! 📚👏

Science on Stage Germany is now offering grants of up to €300 per event for professional development courses, workshops, seminars and similar activities aimed at enhancing teachers’ engineering education. The funded activities should:
🧮 teach engineering-based ways of thinking and working,
🧮 encourage creative problem-solving and
🧮integrate design and construction processes into the classroom

Applications are open to schools and individual STEM teachers.

Applications can be submitted at any time, but no later than 4 weeks before the event – for dates up to December 2026.
👉 More info and application form: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/engineering-grants

We look forward to receiving your applications 😊

15/04/2026

¿Cómo puede la inteligencia artificial transformar la educación STEM?
If you’re curious about this question, don’t miss our upcoming Spanish-language webinar on the role of AI in STEM teaching.
On 18 May, Science on Stage invites Spanish speaking educators to explore how artificial intelligence can support creativity, problem solving, and innovative classroom practices. The session will offer practical insights, examples, and ideas you can apply directly in your lessons.
Speakers: Nuria Muñoz Molina and Alejandro Cabello Espinar.

Join us and discover how AI can empower both teachers and students in the STEM classroom.
🗓 Date: 18 May
🌐 Language: Spanish
🎓 Topic: AI in STEM Education

🔗 Event details and registration: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/event/spanish-webinar-ia-en-la-educacion-stem

14/04/2026

Today is World Quantum Day! ✨
Quantum technologies are becoming increasingly important in our daily lives, so it is crucial for schools to teach these future-oriented topics in an accessible way from an early stage.
That is exactly why Science on Stage is releasing the free teaching materials “Quantum Computing in STEM Education” in June—developed by teachers for teachers. 🚀
We cordially invite you to the launch event for the materials on June 19 in Berlin. There, we will demonstrate how quantum concepts can be integrated into STEM classes in a practical, understandable, and engaging way. So join us—together, we will make quantum knowledge tangible for students. 💡

🔗 For more information and to register for the event, visit our website: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/event/publication-event-quantum-computing-stem-education

08/04/2026

Today we’d like to introduce you to two experiments from the newly released teaching materials 🍋'Citrus Science - Experiments using Oranges and Lemons'. 🍊 The material presents a collection of ideas and activities using citrus fruits. The experiments in the booklet cover a wide range of topics in physics, chemistry, mathematics and biology, suitable for different age groups and levels of learning. As always, the material is free to use. You can find the booklet on our website: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/material/citrus-science

07/04/2026

is quickly becoming a key topic in education – but how can we help students understand what’s behind it, and motivate them to build AI skills? 🤖📗
On the 10th of March, Science on Stage Germany invited teachers to explore these questions together in a webinar. Speakers Cláudia Meirinhos and Liliana Fernandes shared hands-on classroom ideas, beginner-friendly tools, and ready-to-use resources from the "AI in STEM Education".
You can watch the webinar now for free on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ns8rGnxaNQU&t=209s
Interested in the teaching material about AI? Find it here: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/ai-stem-education

31/03/2026

The “Engineering for our Life” project, organized by Science on Stage Germany, officially kicked off! 🚀

After initially meeting online, 22 STEM teachers from 15 countries – spanning primary to secondary education – came together at GEA in Düsseldorf from March 27–29.

The kickoff highlight was a visit to the GEA’s Pharma Technology Center in Elsdorf, where participants gained fascinating insights into industrial-scale freeze-drying and the daily work of engineers. A big thank you to the team for the inspiring tour! 🙌

Back at the GEA headquarters, it was time to get hands-on:
👉 How can we integrate engineering thinking into the classroom?

During an intensive workshop phase, four key focus areas emerged, for which teaching materials are now being developed:
💧 Safe Water
🏠 Smart Living
🌾 Food & Agriculture
🧪 Suitable Materials

The cornerstone has been laid – and we’re excited to see what comes next! 🌍✨

A big thank you to the GEA Foundation, the charitable organisation of GEA Group, for supporting this project ❤️

30/03/2026

This Monday is another 'Material Monday' and we would like to share an Easter 🐰 experiment for young students with you: Why do we Need Packaging? explores how natural materials like feathers, leaves or grass can protect a fragile object—just like real packaging does. It’s a simple, practical way to open conversations about plastic waste and show how nature can inspire smarter solutions. You can find it here: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/material/why-do-we-need-packaging

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