Competition Overview The North East STEM Foundation invites secondary schools across the North East of England to take part in a bold and imaginative engineering challenge: Design the ultimate villain’s performance motorbike — based on a real Ducati. Developed in partnership with Ducati, this competition challenges students to combine: STEM thinking High-performance engineering Luxury design Creative storytelling Students will begin with a real Ducati motorbike and transform

More than 430 pupils from 11 Tees Valley primary schools got hands-on with the exciting world of science, technology, engineering and...

Pupils from across the North East took one giant leap into the world of space exploration and aerospace careers at a stella event hosted...

Yarm School, in partnership with North East STEM Foundation (NESF), has hosted an informative and exciting day for children from primary...

The North East STEM Foundation (NESF) has partnered with RTC North and St Pauls Catholic Primary School in Billingham to launch the...

Tania Cooper MBE, Chair of the North East STEM Foundation (NESF), has welcomed the establishment of the Tees Maritime Cluster, a...

The North East STEM Foundation (NESF) has been awarded £20,000 from the Community Foundation Tyne & Wear and Northumberland’s Community...

The North East STEM Foundation (NESF) has raised more than £40,000 at its annual fundraising dinner to support young people across the...

Tania Cooper MBE, chair of the North East STEM Foundation (NESF), is urging the next government to prioritise funding for STEM (science,...