STEM

Thousands Discover the Magic of Science as Cork Carnival of Science Transforms Fitzgerald Park

Fitzgerald Park was transformed into a world of science, discovery and imagination last weekend as thousands of visitors attended Cork…

3 months ago

Major laptop investment strengthens digital learning in Longford primary schools

Longford County Council is proud to announce that 92% of primary schools participating in STEM-related activities across the county have…

4 months ago

Longford Students graduate from Maynooth University with ‘Introduction to 21st Century STEM Skills’

Students from St. Mel’s College, Lanesboro Community College, Ardscoil Phádraig and Moyne Community School were among graduates from across Leinster…

4 months ago

Spellbinding Science, Magical Experiments and Mind-Blowing Discovery: Cork Carnival of Science Returns This June

Cork’s much-loved outdoor science celebration returns this summer, as Cork Carnival of Science takes over Fitzgerald Park on Saturday 6th…

4 months ago

Choices chances changes Caroline O’Driscoll, co-founder I Wish

I Wish is a multi-award-winning programme dedicated to driving the power of STEM to female students in Ireland and across the globe. I Wish brings…

5 months ago

The Irish government and perfect A1 AI in Gaeltacht

When we think of the Irish language and children, we think of summers spent in the Gaeltacht. Those summers spent…

5 months ago

Over 700 students showcase groundbreaking STEAM projects at Longford’s Microsoft Dream Space Showcase Event

More than 700 primary school students from across County Longford transformed St. Mary's Community Campus, in Edgeworthstown, into a hub…

5 months ago

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