We measure success by the positive change our charitable activities and events have on children and young people lives...
whether it's an increase in their curiosity towards a topic, a boost to their confidence, nurturing vital transferable skills or a desire to follow their passion for STEM into a career - they are all equally important and benefit young people.
Our aim isn't for everyone to want to work in the STEM industry, it is about enabling individuals to make informed choices and build their skills so they can fulfil their potential and improve their own future prospects.
The impact our charitable work had last year:
East of England with more than 2,000 Ambassador volunteers in our region. These volunteers offer their time free of charge to schools and youth groups.
STEMPOINT is hosted by MBDA, an engineering company based in Stevenage, Hertfordshire and we are grateful to MBDA and all our partner organisations for their support.
Collaborating with local partners.
We engage young people aged 5 to 18 years in activities designed to encourage their curiosity and build Science Capital.
We also introduce them to people with a STEM background – working with companies, universities and other partner organisations who can provide valuable role models to show the diverse pathways to a STEM career and show that anyone can access these.
Student and Teacher Feedback
While attendance figures highlight the reach of our work, they only tell half of the story. It is the meaningful changes and personal experiences behind those numbers that measure our true impact.
Here is some recent feedback from young people and teachers: