Amazelab put a fun and creative take on all things STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, maths) via educational resources. They provide engaging opportunities to people via workshops, video link, activity packs, follow along factsheets, and guidance open to educational settings, non-school groups and everyone in between. Amazelab deliver an inspiring, creative take on STEAM subjects, their relevance to everyday life in a fun, thought provoking manner. Nominated for 3 awards in 2020 at The STEM Inspirational awards.

Anglian Water covers the largest geographical area in England and Wales; employing 5,000 people and supply water and water recycling services to more than 6,000,000 customers. With growing challenges to supply from population growth and the escalating climate emergency, we embrace our part in balancing the needs of society, business and the environment to enable a sustainable future – for us being part of STEMtastic21 and encouraging our younger generations into STEM is an integral part of our work.

Balfour Beatty develop, finance, build and maintain innovative infrastructure that shapes the daily lives of millions of people. We are market leaders in what we do, and we work in four main sectors: Power & Energy, Social Infrastructure, Transportation and Water – each one of these sectors requires a team of STEM specialists and we are delighted to be participating in STEMtastic21 to innovate for the future and inspire the next generation to join us.

Adastral Park is a place where world leading innovation happens. It’s home to BT’s Global Research and Development Headquarters and Innovation Martlesham – a cluster of high tech ICT companies.

Adastral Park places a huge focus on the next generation of technologists – hosting around 8,000 school children each year, offering a free programme of stimulating events, virtual learning resources and working with global universities, to bring exciting careers in STEM to life.

Cambridge Science Centre is East Anglia’s only year-round, hands on Science Centre. 

We exist to:

• Spark the scientific curiosity in every child
• Ignite enduring passion for experimentation & discovery in everything
• Fuel self-belief in those who doubt their own potential
• Illuminate pathways into STEM education, opportunities & careers

We do this by engaging directly with people of all ages at our centre and out on the road, as well as working with teachers and schools to give a crucial extra dimension to curriculum teaching.

With the emergence of new technologies, such as gene editing, the range of research and biomedical applications defines new boundaries, raising new ethical concerns and the need to adapt existing legal frameworks.

Coderdojo run programming clubs for young people. We have links to Raspberry Pi and Codeclub. We run sessions locally in Peterborough and have recently moved to online sessions. We play with code in Scratch, BlocksCAD, EduBlocks, Python and HTML. We are here to make learning to code fun and exciting!

Based in Bedfordshire in the United Kingdom, Data Harvest has been producing high quality educational science data logging products for over 35 years.

Our core solutions include world-class data loggers, wired sensors & Bluetooth sensors that makes teaching classroom science a hands-on and engaging experience, backed by our award-winning science software, EasySense; all designed, engineered and manufactured in the UK to meet the requirements of the global education community.

Are you aged 16-21 and living in Suffolk or Norfolk? Young SZC will focus upon delivering information and access to the many career and apprenticeship opportunities across the region. This involves employment in Suffolk and Norfolk, as well as information and updates on the future Sizewell C project.

We are working with our partners in the region to help create opportunities for young people even before construction at Sizewell C gets underway. Not sure what you want to do yet – or what you’re good at? No problem – we’ll help you identify your skills and become the best version of yourself. Whether you’re still at school or college, in or out of the workplace, we want to help you fast-track your future.

Zap, Crackle and Pop!

Join Dr Marty Jopson, the BBC One Show’s resident scientist as he takes a sparky journey through the story of electricity. Do you know the difference between current and voltage? With the aid of the audience, Marty will explain. From the Ancient Greeks, through Faraday’s genius, this show aims to put the awesome back into electricity. With a one million volt spark and the crack of a whip, you may think we have electricity tamed, but are you sure? A show chock full of demonstrations: the astonishing floating orb, a light bulb made from a pencil lead and a plucked chicken. There will be at least one explosion.

Invisible Worlds

Take a journey from everyday life, down into the realm of microscopical wonders with Marty Jopson, the BBC One Show’s resident scientist. The adventure begins with things you can almost see but soon you will find yourself in a world totally invisible to the unaided eye. Marty will take you from the very beginnings of microscopy, through hugely magnified insects, bacteria and plants to the most up to date fluorescent techniques demonstrated live on the stage. A show not just full of stunning images, but interactive demonstrations and samples harvested from the audience. You have been warned! This show is supported by Zeiss, global leaders in the manufacture of microscopes.

News UK is the proud owner of a stable of news and media brands that span the most popular to the most respected, cover the highbrow to the lowdown, provide the first flash and the last word.

Our award-winning stable of titles provide world-class news, sport, analysis and opinion to an audience that crosses race, age and class. News UK also owns leading UK and Irish radio company Wireless.

News UK is part of News Corp – a global media business focused on creating and distributing content that educates, entertains, informs and inspires our customers. Anywhere in the world. Online, offline, at work and at play.

OR in Education (ORiE) is one of The OR Society’s outreach programmes. We work with teachers, lecturers, STEM organisations and volunteers to promote OR and raise awareness of the importance of its real-world applications and career potential to students.

“It is our mission is to make sure every student knows what operational research is!”

Our outreach activities include:

• free downloadable resources
• school and college visits
• careers and science fairs
• interactive activities and workshops

Pall associates around the world are unified by a singular drive: to solve our customers’ biggest filtration, separation and purification challenges. And, in doing so, advance health, safety and environmentally responsible technologies.

Our industry-leading technologies and solutions are at work in countless applications, safeguarding health, protecting critical operating assets, improving product quality, and minimizing emissions and waste.

Our Life Sciences and Industrial teams bring focused expertise to a diverse range of customers across multiple industries, including biotechnology, pharmaceutical, medical, food and beverage, laboratory, microelectronics, aerospace, fuels, petrochemical, chemical, automotive and power generation .

Sir Robert McAlpine are a family building and civil engineering company who take pride in everything we do. SRM are innovating for the future by embracing technology, welcoming inclusion and promoting sustainability. Join us at STEMtastic21 to hear from one of our Engineers, Paula McMahon. As well as being an experienced STEM Ambassador, Paula is the 2020 National Apprenticeship Service North East Apprenticeship Champion of the Year 2020.

Every Woman in Tech is rare and brings diversity of thought and skillset to the table.

We showcase the STEM Stories of leading Women in Tech, which is full of diverse experience and insights to empower, connect and inspire the next generation of STEM leaders as well as break barriers!

S’Cool LAB is a Physics Education and Education-Research facility at  CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, in Geneva, Switzerland.

We offer high school students and their teachers the chance to take part in hands-on & minds-on particle physics experiment sessions on-site at CERN. Participating in S’Cool LAB activities, students can make discoveries independently, learn to work scientifically and apply their knowledge in a new setting. Students also have the chance to engage directly with members of CERN’s scientific community.

Due to the pandemic, all on-site activities are on stand-by and we switched to online activities, like the STEMtastic21 science shows.

Why we, as a university, are participating in STEMtastic21?

It is very exciting for us to participate in STEMtastic21, delivering three live lectures on chemistry subjects. Chemistry is everywhere and underpins many of the scientific discoveries that have allowed our society to evolve, adapt and advance. As a university, it is important for us to maximise our visibility, so that prospective students are aware of who we are and what we offer. But, more importantly, this is a great opportunity for us to talk about STEM, and particularly chemistry, to a broad audience, and to help spread appreciation of the advantages that STEM research brings to society, and its importance for our future.

STEM at UEA

The Faculty of Science at UEA is one of the largest faculties in the University and is part of the Norwich Research Park, one of Europe’s largest concentrations of researchers in the life sciences.

Our interdisciplinary research addresses many of society’s grand challenges, and covers a wide range of STEM disciplines delivered through six Schools of study: Chemistry, Biological Sciences, Mathematics, Computing Sciences, Environmental Sciences, and Pharmacy. We have also been developing Engineering for some years, and a new School of Engineering will launch later this year. Furthermore, we offer Natural Sciences and have recently re-introduced degree programmes in Physics.

The STEMM skills award for young people aged 13-19 designed to inspire and support the next generation into Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths and Medicine. Register through your school to take part in extra-curricular activities involving STEMM and log hours on your e-portfolio to create a personalised record of achievement. Complete enough hours to achieve a Bronze, Silver or Gold Medal and certificate. Get in touch to find out more HQ@ysawards.co.uk