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Empower the environmental stewards of tomorrow by choosing our STEM workshops centered on the crucial topics of polar environments and climate change.
Have a look at our interactive activities that are included in our enlightening Polar STEM Day.
Polar STEM Day Workshop
Animal Adaption
Learning about the Polar regions
Animal Adaption
Experiment!
Find out what type of animals live in the polar regions and how they stay warm.
This is an exciting and engaging STEM experiment that gets students creating and testing their very own blubber gloves!
Global Warming
Learning about the Polar regions
Animal Adaption
Experiment!
What is global warming? What causes it?
How is it affecting us?
Students get to learn more about climate change and then get creative and messy by making their very own melting glaciers!
Learning about the Polar regions
Learning about the Polar regions
Quiz and Discussion!
From Penguins to Polar Bears - what are the differences between the North and South Pole? Students learn about the different polar regions and get quizzed on what they have learnt through games.
Plan you own polar adventure
Dress up as an polar explorer
Design Task and Project Planning!
The goal of the session is all about TEAMWORK! Students using what they have learned throughout the day must plan their own adventure, see what kit and equipment they need, plan their route, create and design a Team name and logo, and then present it to their class!
Dress up as an polar explorer
Dress up as an polar explorer
Dress up as an polar explorer
Feel like an Explorer!
Students see and learn about a wide range of survival gear, find out about how polar adventurers layer up and what they eat.
They get to try bits and pieces to make for a great photo shoot!
Northern Lights
Dress up as an polar explorer
Dress up as an polar explorer
Art Project!
The northern lights have long to thought magic traveling through the sky! In this activity, students find out how the northern lights are made, and then create an artistic representation of their own lights.