Tag: STEM Education
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Aston Martin F1 Pit Stop Lifts Spirits at Birmingham Children’s Hospital
A Joyful Pit Stop at Birmingham Children’s Hospital In a heartwarming afternoon, Aston Martin’s Formula 1 team rolled into Birmingham Children’s Hospital with a gleaming replica of their race car, turning a routine hospital visit into a memorable event for young patients and their families. The surprising showcase was part of a charity initiative that…
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Robotics and Innovative Educational Technologies Days in Tanzania 2025
Overview: Tanzania Hosts Robotics and Innovative Education Tech Days From December 4 to 8, 2025, Dar es Salaam will become a hub for educators, students, and tech enthusiasts as it hosts a dynamic series of events focused on robotics, virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR), and IT-based creativity. The gatherings promise a blend of theory, practical…
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Manitoba Funds $100,000 to Replace Gulliver Observatory’s Protective Dome
Manitoba announces funding to replace Gulliver Observatory dome The Manitoba government has announced a partnership with Brandon University to replace the protective dome over the Gulliver Astronomical Observatory. The project, backed by a $100,000 investment, aims to safeguard the university’s most significant public telescope and ensure it remains accessible to Manitobans and visitors for years…
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Botwe Humble Opoku Ware and Augusco to Clinch 4th NSMQ Trophy
Mfantsipim School Wins a Historic Fourth NSMQ Title The Central Regional powerhouse, Mfantsipim School—affectionately known as Botwe—has triumphed at the 2025 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ). In a dramatic final that captivated students, teachers, and fans nationwide, Botwe outpaced strong contenders, including Opoku Ware School and St. Augusco, to claim a record-tying fourth trophy…
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Coolest Projects Canada: Montreal Welcomes Young Coders to Showcase Innovations
Montreal Hosts Inaugural Coolest Projects Canada On November 22, 2025, downtown Montreal will become a hub of creativity and technology as Coolest Projects Canada makes its debut. The event, organized by Digital Moment in collaboration with AppDirect, brings together a wave of young coders who have been quietly building projects that blend hardware, software, and…
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TOSI Trainee Council Opens Doors to McGill Research with New Lab Tours
Opening Doors to Discovery: McGill’s TOSI Lab Tours Curiosity fans and future scientists have a fresh chance to see science in action. The Tanenbaum Open Science Institute (TOSI) Trainee Council has announced a new round of lab tours running from October 27 to November 6, inviting students and curious members of the public to peek…
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Coolest Projects Canada: Montreal Young Coders Showcase
Montreal Welcomes the Inaugural Coolest Projects Canada Digital Moment, in partnership with AppDirect, is bringing a landmark event to downtown Montreal on November 22, 2025: the inaugural Coolest Projects Canada. This Raspberry Pi Foundation initiative, expanded to Canada, creates a national stage for young developers to present their most imaginative, real-world projects. From robotics and…
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Montreal to Host Inaugural Coolest Projects Canada for Young Coders
Montreal to Welcome Canada’s Young Coders for the Inaugural Coolest Projects Canada On November 22, 2025, downtown Montreal will become a hub of ingenuity as Digital Moment and AppDirect present the inaugural Coolest Projects Canada. The event marks the Canadian expansion of a global Raspberry Pi Foundation initiative that has connected thousands of young minds…
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Artemis II Countdown: Canadian Astronaut Jeremy Hansen fielding kids’ questions 100 days out
100 Days to Artemis II: Hansen fielding questions from hopeful minds With the Artemis II mission now looming as a landmark test flight, Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen faced a room full of curious elementary school students who peppered him with questions about space, risk, and discovery. The event, held at the Canadian Space Agency, marked…
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Jeremy Hansen Faces Kids’ Questions as Artemis II Nears: Canada’s Bold Leap to the Moon
Canadian Astronaut Tackles Fear and Wonder Ahead of Artemis II In Longueuil, a room of eager elementary school students leaned in as Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen answered the kinds of questions that light up a classroom: What’s it like to fly in space? How do you stay calm when something goes wrong? And what does…