Call for additional Scientix 4 Ambassadors

Scientix is looking for dynamic, motivated and creative teachers to join our Scientix Ambassadors Teachers’ Panel.

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Enrol for the STEM MOOCs package

Join the first STEM MOOCs package of European Schoolnet Academy!

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The 2020 STEM Discovery Campaign

Discover the winners of the 2020 STEM Discovery Campaign competitions!
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Scientix Update – September 2019 publication revealed!

Take this back in time journey with Scientix and discover the highlights of Scientix 3!

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Scientix interview series

This short video compiles several testimonials from National Contact Points and from the representatives of the Ministries of Education STEM Working Group on how Scientix has reached out to teacher communities and contributed to the development of national strategies for wider uptake of inquiry- based and other innovative, effective and engaging approaches to STEM education.

Latest project

FCHgo, Fuel Cells HydroGen educational model for schools

FCHgo is an EU-funded project dedicated to fostering knowledge about fuel cell and hydrogen technology in schools and beyond. FCHgo supports a practice-oriented and holistic science education, sparking students’ excitement and curiosity about renewable energy.

TinkeringEU3, Tinkering EU: Addressing Adults

This Erasmus+ project aims to develop Tinkering activities and resources for adults and to foster a Europe-wide community of practice.

The Climate Action Project: Join a global movement!

The Climate Action Project will be launched for the fourth consecutive time in October 2020, involving 10 million teachers and students across 112 countries. The project is free, student-centred and aims to lead to a change of behaviour through education. Over six weeks students will explore, discuss, create, connect and share findings and solutions via brief weekly videos. This allows them to learn from their global peers in an authentic way.

Europlanet Science Congress (EPSC) 2020 goes live for schools

For the first time, the Europlanet Science Congress (EPSC) 2020, a scientific conference on planetary science, is opening its doors to schools and will give students a glimpse of how contemporary science is done. Teachers and students are invited to join the event virtually with their classroom or educational institute (suggested age range 12-18 or older).