Hello New York, we’re NUSTEM. We’re based at Northumbria University, and we work across the region supporting children, families and teachers in exploring science, technology, engineering and maths. We’re particularly keen to help people recognise that careers in these STEM subjects are available to them.
On this page you’ll find a summary of the things we’ve done with your school, and links to follow-up activities you can do at home.
Iron meteorite from Chaco, Argentina. One of the ‘Campo del Cielo’ fragments first found in 1576.
Today Year 2 became geologists, observing and investigating meteorites which are rocks from space. To find out more about geology, click here.
This morning Year 6 became medical physicists and discovered how to use physics and technology to look inside the human body. To find out more click here.
Today Year 4 were geologists, observing and testing meteorites (rocks from space). To find out more about geology, click here.
After school, families became systems engineers. They designed, built, tested and improved marble runs until the marble rolled for as long as possible. Click here to find out more about systems engineers and to discover similar activities you can try out at home.
