Our STEM education programme will take you and your Key Stage 3/third and fourth level students on a journey through the wonders of science and its application in the real world. To discover more about science and its links to reality, explore our free resources.
About
Our future scientists are in school classrooms today which is why we've developed this programme of free, curriculum-linked teaching resources for 11-14 year-olds.
Classroom resources
Our programme explores the human body at its performance limits, everyday health issues and how we’re tackling some of the greatest global health challenges.
STEM in the news
STEM – inspiring tomorrow’s science and engineering superstars
GSK's UK Young Scientist and Engineers of the Year: Maeve Stillman from St Mary’s College in Derry, and Grace Lord, Brendan Miralles and Aelia Sellar from Loughborough Schools Foundation, took home the top prizes at this year’s Big Bang Competition.
Imogen Cowley - Winner of The Telegraph UK STEM Awards 2018
Imogen Cowley recently won The Telegraph UK STEM Awards with her idea “SnapVaccine”, after entering the GSK-sponsored Healthcare Challenge to explore new ideas to help prevent or treat childhood pneumonia in developing countries.
Emily Xu GSK UK Young Scientist of the Year
In March this year, Emily Xu was awarded the GSK UK Young Scientist of the Year title at The Big Bang UK Young Scientists and Engineers Competition, for her project “New Ways of Separating Mirror Image Molecules”.
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