
Flexible and practical STEM inspiration
Big Bang at School helps you create an engaging STEM event tailored to your students, timetable and priorities.
Use Big Bang at School Blueprint to bring together hands-on activities, careers inspiration and employer engagement. You’ll help students discover the exciting opportunities available in engineering, technology and science.
Whether you're running a dedicated STEM day, supporting careers education or enhancing existing enrichment activities, we’ve got the tools and support to get you started.
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Make STEM meaningful
Big Bang at School helps students see how STEM connects to the world around them.
Through activities, workshops and encounters with employers and STEM professionals, students discover how STEM skills are used in real jobs. Plus they can explore future pathways they may never have considered.
Support careers education
A Big Bang at School event can help students:
explore STEM careers and pathways
meet employers and role models
understand how STEM is used in different industries
challenge stereotypes about who works in STEM
develop confidence and curiosity
Good news. It can also support wider careers education objectives and complement existing enrichment activities.
Designed for busy teachers
The Big Bang at School Blueprint provides practical guidance to help you plan and deliver your event. You'll find:
planning guidance and resources
ideas for activities and workshops
support for engaging local employers
information on funding opportunities
links to STEM organisations and networks
You don't need to start from scratch. The Blueprint is designed to help you create an event that works for your school.
The Big Bang offers the opportunity for every child to explore an idea or a dream. I love it.
— Chimene Peddie, Assistant Headteacher, Hornsey School for Girls
36%
of girls say science is not for them
30%
of young people think engineering is suitable for them
1.7 x more
Students who take part in STEM activities at school are 1.7 times more likely to be interested in a career in engineering and technology
82%
of teachers felt more confident to suggest engineering and tech careers after taking part in Big Bang at School
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