- Resources
Primary
Primary Thematic Units: STEM
Supporting the statutory requirements for the Areas of Learning of the NI Curriculum at Key Stage 2. Read more...
Norn Iron's Ordinary Heroes
A comic celebrating people who have achieved extrordinary success in the areas of STEM. Read more...
STEM in Minecraft
Pupils develop empathy for how people lived in Viking times by overcoming a number of problems encountered through everyday Viking life, in Minecraft! Read more...
Post-Primary
Futures (Teacher Resources & Case Studies set in Industry contexts)
CERN (Teacher Notes and Video based Interviews)
- Case Studies
Promoting STEM through the NI Curriculum
Making Learning Connections
STEM Innovation
CCEA adopted innovation as a tool that could be used by schools to bring about lasting change in terms of adding value to their STEM provision. Schools were given the opportunity to gain an insight into and discuss innovation in STEM education. Read more...
Assessing UICT through STEM Futures
This case study shows a good example of how careful selection of curriculum material leads to work which satisfies several statutory requirements at once. Read more...
STEM Heroes
Schools across Northern Ireland had the opportunity to celebrate and share STEM Heroes in their local community. This booklet gives a summary of some of the exciting work that was carried out by pupils in both Primary and Post-Primary schools. Read more...
- Directory
Futures - Science
Science has been identified as one of the key areas that has the biggest role to play in terms of growing our economy. As a result, Science in the curriculum has a pivotal role in supporting young people as they prepare for careers in these key areas and, as such, has much to offer in terms of contributing to the recommendations of the STEM Review.
Teacher Resources
'Say Cheese'STEM Futures Science Resource
'Animal Feed'STEM Futures Science Resource
'Heart Matters'STEM Futures Science Resource
Cancer: Control and CombatSTEM Futures Science Resource
Capturing the Wind - The Sky is the LimitSTEM Futures Science Resource
