When the Dogs Don’t Bark – a review
A review of an intriguing talk about the reality of criminal investigation at the recent Norwich Science Festival.
A skills award to support and inspire the next generation into STEMM – Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths and Medicine
Young people aged 13-19 can work towards a Bronze, Silver or Gold Award by undertaking STEMM-based activities at school, at home or online and logging them onto a personalised e-portfolio.
Why get involved?
The Youth STEMM Award provides a framework to add impact and legacy to otherwise stand alone STEMM activities. Participants take part in more activities than they normally would and reflect on their skill development while building confidence and a record of achievement. Running the Youth STEMM Award in your school or college is a great way to raise the numbers and diversity of young people going into STEMM careers and further training.
“The YSA is likely the experience which changed my idea of what I wanted to do in the future & empowered me to think that I could pursue a career in STEMM. It’s an incredible programme & I recommend it so much!” Student participant
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The truth behind a career in dentistry
Jiya explores the world of dentistry through a virtual work experience
Constructing a microscope from Lego!
An amazing blog that shows you how to build your very own microscope!
With COP26 nearly here Youth STEMM Award have teamed up with the Food and Farming Discovery Trust and the SAW Trust to create a new series of workshops for teens.
Mangroves and Peat Bogs – our underestimated ecosystems
Read all about the importance of these vital ecosystems.
Exploring STEMM through mentoring others
Evelyn explains how teaching someone something new can help us learn more about the wonderful world of STEMM at the same time.
How volunteering outside can open your eyes and mind
Tanisha, one of our Bronze participants explores the creative side of STEMM - volunteering at an RSPB nature reserve and writing about her experiences
Sleep Paralysis: the Science
Faye, one of our independent YSA participants explores the strange world of sleep paralysis, and tells us what to look out for!
The developing world of AI
Sama, a YSA Gold participant explores the potential and threat of an increasing reliance and use of AI.
Introducing Master’s student Charlie Bingham: The winding road to a career in STEMM
Read our recent interview with science engagement and conservation Masters student about her winding path into a STEMM career.
What to expect from the Youth STEMM Awards
You will inspire your peers and younger students to engage with and be inspired by STEMM
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You will build your communication skills by helping to boost interest in STEMM topics in the wider population
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You will develop your skills and knowledge to enhance your learning at school or college and help to prepare you for studying STEMM in further and higher education
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You will investigate where studying STEMM could lead you to help shape your future career options and decide on the next steps in your journey
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