The world is changing rapidly. Technology, sustainability, and innovation are shaping how we work and live. But how do we prepare children for this?
What are STEM skills?
STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics . Children who are introduced to this at a young age develop curiosity, logical thinking, and creativity.
The power of experimenting
By building, testing, and improving, children learn not to be afraid of mistakes. That's exactly the mindset they'll need later—whether they become doctors, engineers, or designers.
Why it matters now
STEM is no longer a specialist's skill; it's a fundamental skill, just like language or math. The sooner children start, the more confident they'll be in the future.