The 2016 winners were unveiled at a special ceremony at the House of Lords last week and included a STEM Club from south London, a dedicated STEM coordinator and an inspirational headteacher.
The awards are run by STEM Learning, which runs the National STEM Learning Centre and manages the popular STEM Ambassadors programme linking around 30,000 STEM professionals with schools to help boost STEM teaching and careers guidance.
Awards were presented in six categories across both education and STEM employers.
The Most Dedicated STEM Club Award went to students from Ashcroft Technology Academy in south London. The judges said: “Through a variety of interactive investigations, project work and by building new connections with STEM contacts, their students now have a passionate interest in all areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.”
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