| | | | | | Newsletter Science on Stage SwitzerlandApril 2026 | | | |
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| | General Assembly Science on Stage Switzerland
6.05.2026 – 16:45: The general assembly will be held online and is open to members of Science on Stage Switzerland only. We look forward to seeing you there. It’s not too late to apply for membership. How to join Science on Stage Switzerland? • Find here | | | |
| | Science on Stage Festival 2026: Switzerland is ready
Klaipeda, 28-31.05.2026: Switzerland will be represented by a delegation of 11 people who will present four projects (three projects in the ‘STEM for the Youngest’ category and one project in the ‘Low-cost experiments in STEM Education’ category). Science on Stage Switzerland will be organising free workshops for teachers in the different language regions towards the end of 2026 to share the festival experience and showcase some of the projects discovered during the event. Information here | |
| | News from Science on Stage, SCNAT and their networks | | | |
| | Webinar: Money Matters – Simple Science Experiments21.04.2026, 17:30-18:30 – Join David, Rute and guests for a hands-on exploration of surprising
science experiments using everyday coins and banknotes. Based on the new
Money Matters booklet, this webinar invites participants to experiment
live and discover how simple materials can reveal fascinating STEM
concepts. Information and registration here | | | |
| | How the European Science on Stage festival makes a differenceFrom 12 to 15 August 2024, more than 500 STEM teachers from across
Europe gathered in Turku, Finland, to explore innovative teaching
materials and concepts, exchange ideas, and gain fresh inspiration for
their classrooms. What lasting impact did it have on the teaching practice of the participants? Results of the evaluation of the impact here | | | |
| | Apply for Engineering GrantsThanks to Science on Stage Germany, grants of up to €300 are available per event to support workshops, seminars, and other training activities that enhance teachers’ engineering education skills. The supported events should encourage educators to bring real-world engineering, creative problem-solving, and design thinking into their classrooms. Schools and individual STEM teachers from Science on Stage member countries can apply. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until the end of 2026. Information and application here | | | |
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