STEM-tastic Adventures for Year 5 at StemFest

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Year 5 pupils from our school enjoyed an exciting and educational visit to StemFest at Newcastle’s Vertu Motors Arena, where they took part in a wide range of engaging science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) activities.

The event provided pupils with the opportunity to explore STEM subjects in a fun and interactive environment, encouraging them to think creatively, solve problems and discover how STEM skills are used in the world around them.

Throughout the day, pupils participated in a variety of hands-on challenges and demonstrations, gaining valuable insights into future careers and innovations while developing their own curiosity and enthusiasm for learning.

The visit forms part of the school’s commitment to enriching the curriculum through memorable real-world experiences that bring classroom learning to life.

It was a wonderful day of learning, discovery and fun, leaving pupils inspired by the possibilities that STEM can offer for the future.

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