Curated STEM, enterprise and careers resources
STEM Learning has a wide range of resources for all your STEM interests – check out all their resources.
For educators and students, Neon curates brilliant experiences linked to careers info and highlights real-world applications of engineering – check them out!
This is Engineering Day will celebrate the engineering that shapes our world for the better, with lots of resources and activities to explore.
Create a machine learning prototype in 12 sessions with this Apps for Good course.
The Raspberry Pi Scratch Machine Learning platform – check out the introductory machine learning projects!
User-friendly platform that helps students to make the best choices, and submit the strongest applications – explore the platform here.
Code Club supports schools and teachers nationwide to run free coding clubs for 9- to 13-year-olds.
Hands-on computing workshops to inspire, motivate and engage young people.
Note: Wales only
A support network for teachers across all STEM subjects ensuring they have the knowledge and confidence to engage a wide spectrum of school students with STEM. Want to know more?
Set up an extracurricular design club and use design thinking resources to help young people design, prototype and test their ideas
Free extracurricular programs for girls ages 11-18 that teach participants about Computer Science (CS) in a fun and safe environment.
Through a combination of hackathons, accelerators, bootcamps and expert mentoring, the program creates the platform for young people aged 12-18 to explore AI.
Classroom resources for teaching Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4 and GCSE in England, Wales and Northern Ireland – computing, design, citizenship and more!
With lots of resources all over the internet to help you plan effective STEM teaching, they have collated some of the best here!
Resources and activities connected to the Sustainable development goals curated by UNESCO here.
If you are working to improve young people’s understanding of money, high quality resources are a great place to start.
Work through the fundamentals of computer science course developed by Code. New to computer science yourself?
Take their online teacher courses instead.
Make use of these STEM lesson plans developed by teachers for teachers with Microsoft.
