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STEMFest 2025 inspires over 800 primary school students

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STEMFest 2025 welcomed its largest cohort of students since the event began, with over 800 year five and six students from primary schools across the Isle of Man engaging in real-world applications of STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) subjects. Held over two days at the Villa Marina last week, this annual educational initiative transforms classroom learning into immersive, practical experiences designed by local businesses to ign…
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STEMFest 2025 inspires over 800 primary school students

STEMFest 2025 welcomed its largest cohort of students since the event began, with over 800 year five and six students from primary schools across the Isle of Man engaging in real-world applications of STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) subjects. Held over two days at the Villa Marina last week, this annual educational initiative transforms classroom learning into immersive, practical experiences designed by local businesses to ign…

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Channel Eye broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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