STEM Clubs

STEM Clubs are a powerful and highly enjoyable way to engage students with STEM subjects. They can be fun and fulfilling for students and club leaders, and have positive impacts for the school.

Involvement in a STEM Club can provide students with an opportunity to gain practical, teamwork and leadership skills and increase confidence in the STEM subjects, engaging them with further study of STEM subjects and the opportunity to discover STEM related careers.

Through our STEM Ambassadors and our work with schools and others, we offer are able to offer ideas, resources, activities, guidance and support, as well as places to look for potential funding when setting up a STEM club or building up an existing club within your school.



  • Getting started

    If you are thinking about starting a STEM Club for the first time, then have a look at our step by step guide and videos for support on running you own STEM Club.


    Get started



  • Resources

    Browse through a range of materials to support you in delivering exciting and inspiring activities, both inside and outside of the classroom.



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Help us shape the future support for STEM Clubs in the UK

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We are excited to announce that we now lead the UK’s STEM Club support programme. To help us ensure that we provide the best support for STEM Clubs, we’d love to hear about your STEM Club experiences.By taking part you can even be in with the chance of winning £150 worth of STEM Club resources!The survey will help us...

Enthuse, engage and empower: STEM Clubs impact report published

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STEM Clubs are out of timetable sessions that give school and college students the chance to explore aspects of STEM subjects in more informal settings, allowing them to experiment, ask questions and tackle challenges that interest them.To help you get the most out of your STEM Club, STEM Learning offers guidance on...

Put your practical skills to the test

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Posted By: Simon QuinnellCategory: Science
Science demonstrations can be used in lots of different ways, whether it’s because you want to focus on a particular aspect of a practical, it might be a practical that’s unsafe for students to do or you’re modelling a practical for students to do it themselves.Generally though, a demonstration will be linked to the curriculum and will be used for a...
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