‘When are we going back to that science class, Dad?’, ‘I enjoyed a lot, it was so much fun!’, ‘I want to do that when I grew old, Mom!’ After spending a Saturday morning at the Embassy in the delightful company of four Spanish, these were the comments that kids repeate...

The Teanga journal shows that Ireland is the country where the programme Native Schools has progressed the fastest, reflecting the Irish society is STEM-ready and multiculturalism-ready.

Native Scientist has teamed up with Cell EXPLORERS to increase the reach and engagement with local communities in Galway, Ireland.

The Ireland-wide Cell EXPLORERS science outreach programme shares a common goal with Native Scientist: engaging the general public in scien...

Every year, the Native Scientist Awards recognise the creativity of pupils that participate in our school workshops.

Launched in 2014/2015, the Native Awards have been a huge success, with an increasing number of pupils submitting their work for our evaluation. Before e...

Native Scientist was in Lambeth to participate in the celebrations of St. Martin's Day, organised by the Lambeth Portuguese Wellbeing Partnership, at Wyvil Primary School, on the 10th of November.

We decided to have a break from the order and quietness of a classroom an...

Native Scientist workshops were “Highly Commended” in the category of Inspirational STEM Engagement Project Award at the prestigious STEM Inspiration Awards, celebrated at the House of Lords.

These awards recognise individuals and organisations working to inspire young...

What if after your phD you realize a career as a scientist is not for you?

“The booklets can be used by teachers to encourage the learning of German, to present role-models and showcase future prospects” says Simone Pfliegel, coordinator at the Goethe-Institut London.