F1 in Schools

The world’s most competitive STEM competition involving over 17,000 schools in 44 countries. Students design-make-race a miniature F1 car capable of reaching 80 km/h in under 1 second.

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Subs in Schools

Students explore the complex challenges of maritime engineering, hydrodynamics, coding and electronics as they design and build operational submarines and ROV’s.

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Space in Schools

Students design and build a 3D model of a Bio-Medical Space Hub. They will then have to present their Space Hub ideas to a team of industry judges.

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F1 in Schools Primary STEM Project

An “entry point” to STEM for both boys and girls. Students as young as five years of age enjoying the fun of racing an F1 car they have built. This is a launchpad to high school STEM learning pathways.

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4x4 in Schools

Students have the opportunity to move into the world of autonomous vehicle design combining electronics, coding, robotics and 3D to design and build a remotely controlled off-road vehicle.

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“F1 in Schools™ is the foundation and key innovation focus in our STEM program. It is taught as a curriculum subject with some 150 students taking part each year. Teachers in all subject disciplines contribute to the program, promoting true STEM ideals.”

Stephen Read
Lead STEM teacher, Brighton Secondary School

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