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Science on Stage Europe e.V. - The European network for science teachers and educators.

13/10/2026

Great news from Poland! 🇵🇱 🎉 Tomasz Ordza, a member of our NSC in Poland, participant in our 'STEM Jobs for the Future' project and regular festival participant, has been named 'Poland’s Teacher of the Year 2026'! We are sending huge congratulations to Tomasz and know that it is more than well deserved. You can read more about the award here: https://www.polskieradio.pl/395/7789/Artykul/3740003,polish-teacher-wins-top-award-for-handson-environmental-education

06/10/2026

Quantum computing is transforming our understanding of what computers can achieve. But how can we make these concepts accessible in the classroom?

Join our free webinar The Supremacy of Quantum Algorithms and discover a classroom-ready teaching unit that helps students explore how quantum algorithms can outperform classical approaches.
Through activities based on linear search, binary search, and factorisation, students gain insights into key concepts of quantum computing. The unit combines unplugged activities with Python-based extensions and requires no prior programming experience.
Hear directly from one of the creators of the unit, gain practical classroom ideas, and explore ready-to-use resources for upper secondary mathematics and computer science lessons.
- Free participation
- Certificate of participation included
- Practical teaching materials and activities
As an added bonus, the materials are also well suited for Code Week, helping students explore computational thinking and one of today's most exciting emerging technologies.

👉Register here: science-on-stage.eu/event/webinar-quantum-computing-stem-education-supremacy-quantum-algorithms

01/10/2026

🤖 How can students build their own robot?
From the first CAD design through 3D printing and assembly to programming – here’s a glimpse of what building a robot could look like in your classroom. Try it out yourself!

👉 Discover the teaching material “Build Your Own Robot” for free and without registration: www.science-on-stage.eu/material/develop-your-own-robot

29/09/2026

A new week, a new member of our Executive Board: David Featonby!
David is an experienced teacher who taught physics at a UK comprehensive school for 35 years. As part of Science on Stage, he has co-authored numerous teaching resources, including “Money Matters”, “Citrus Science”, and “Food, Cooking and STEM”, sharing his passion for hands-on and engaging science experiments.
David is also a familiar face at our international festivals – and if you’ve ever attended one, you may have seen him leading our festival choir!
Learn more about David and the other members of our Executive Board on our website: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/executive-board

24/09/2026

📢 Have you ever thought about sharing your STEM expertise with other teachers?

Many educators have already used our Science on Stage grants to deliver training courses, explore innovative STEM topics, and collaborate on exciting international projects. 🌍

You can read some of their stories on our blog: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/blog

⚛️ There are still a few Quantum Computing Grants available. If you'd like to organise a training course for fellow educators, simply visit our website and apply: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/grants-teacher-training-activities-stem-education

We look forward to discovering your ideas and supporting your project!

22/09/2026

Have you used Science on Stage teaching resources in your lessons? 🔬🚀
Then we want to hear from you! Tell us how the activities worked in your classroom, how your students responded, and what we can improve.
Your feedback is invaluable and will help us create even better STEM resources for teachers across Europe.
👉 Take part in our survey and make your voice count: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/news/what-impact-do-our-teaching-resources-have

17/09/2026

📢 From Classrooms to Policy: Teachers’ Voices Matter

Science on Stage Europe is a network by and for STEM teachers across Europe. We are committed to supporting educators and ensuring that their voices are heard, especially when decisions about the future of STEM education are being made.

As the European Commission and national education ministries develop new STEM frameworks and teacher policies, we believe those working in classrooms every day should help shape the discussion.

That’s why we have published a new position paper based on insights from STEM teachers in 33 European countries.

The message from teachers is clear: educators must be at the heart of STEAM policymaking at both national and European level.

🔗 Read the full position paper and survey results on our website: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/news/survey-results-position-paper

11/09/2026

💡 Why teach quantum computing in school? In this video, Jörg Gutschank, Chair of Science on Stage Germany and initiator of the project "Quantum Computing in STEM Education", shares his answer. The project's teaching materials are available free of charge and can be used immediately in your lessons, no registration required. 🔗 Discover the resources now: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/quantumcomputing Video by Bildbrauerei

08/09/2026

🤖 Do your students not only want to programme a robot, but also build one themselves? Now they can! With the new teaching unit ‘Develop Your Own Robot’, students create a low-budget robot from scratch: from the CAD model through 3D printing to assembly and programming.

This open-source project can be used across different STEM subjects and is suitable for learners aged 14 and over. It promotes self-directed learning as well as creative problem-solving.
The material is based on the “Technikwerkstatt 4.0” project, which was presented by Marco Düvelmeyer at the German Science on Stage Festival 2025 and at the European Festival 2026 in Klaipėda, Lithuania.

👉 Discover it now for free and without registration: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/material/develop-your-own-robot

03/09/2026

It is time to introduce the next member of our Executive Board: Liliana Fernandes! Liliana is a passionate primary school teacher, robotics mentor, and STEM innovator from Portugal. She has successfully represented her country at several European Science on Stage festivals and contributed to the publication "Coding in STEM Education", designing the unit "How Water Works" together with two colleagues.
This innovative learning unit was later honoured as one of the top three entries in the category "Introducing Coding and Robotics" at a national coding competition organised by the Portuguese Ministry of Education. Learn more about Liliana and the other members of our executive board on our website: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/executive-board

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