How do computers and robots know what to do? It all starts with coding — giving clear instructions step by step! 💻🤖In our last workshop with 5th class, students became young programmers and explored the basics of coding.🚀 We started …
🛰️ How to maintain and repair the space station safely? A mechanical arm can help astronauts complete tasks remotely. In the workshop with 5th class, Try Five+ students became space engineers and explored how to build a mechanical arm! 🤖 First, …
What a fantastic way to celebrate the end of the Try Five+ journey! Students from participating schools came together to present the innovative projects they had developed throughout the programme. From Moonbases and Space Stations to Mars-inspired engineering solutions, students proudly …
In this workshop, we explored the renewable energy 🍃 and discovered how science powers the world around us 🌍⚡ We began by understanding what renewable energy is. We also learned that in Ireland, wind energy is one of the most …
💫 💫 With nearly 14 days of darkness on the Moon, what would scientists need in order to live and work there? The answer, of course, is electricity! Students began by exploring that electricity is produced by the flow of …
For this workshop with 4th class, we brought the outdoors inside – to build an ecosystem in a Jar. 🌱 We began with learning key concepts like ecosystem, water cycle and food chain by relating to daily life. Then we …
🇮🇪🇨🇳We recently welcomed colleagues from Hangzhou Normal University (HZNU)(杭州师范大学) to TU Dublin for an international exchange focused on sharing insights into STEM education through our STEAM: Try Five+ project. 🚀 The two-day visit also radiated outward to showcase a wider range of …
As part of the Try Five+ project, we were so excited to welcome our talented young STEAMers, teachers, and parents to TU Dublin Grangegorman for this year’s Women in Space Poster Competition Prize-Giving Day! 🌍✨ There are so many incredible women who have …
Technological University Dublin’s Access and Outreach Service recently hosted SPACEFest at the Grangegorman campus, an exciting extension of the STEAM: Try Five + program, funded by Research Ireland, ESERO Ireland, the Department of Education and Youth, and Workday. It aims …
In our fourth Try Five+ workshop, students explored the exciting world of electromagnetism and renewable energy. We built a working wind turbine and discovered how to generate clean electricity from something as simple as a breeze. We kicked it off with some fun …