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All STEM teachers are welcome to join Science on Stage, whether they teach at primary or secondary level. Active in more than 30 countries across Europe, our network offers opportunities to connect, collaborate and learn from fellow educators.

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As Europe’s largest network for STEM teachers, Science on Stage supports teachers' professional development through the exchange of innovative teaching ideas and classroom practices. Guided by the motto "from teachers for teachers", we foster personal exchange, networking and international partnerships.

To take part in national activities, please contact the representative in your country. Explore this website to discover our wide range of free events, training opportunities and teaching resources. To stay informed about upcoming activities, subscribe to our newsletter.

Science on Stage regularly offers free teacher trainings on various topics. More information is available here!

Our free webinars bring STEM teachers from across Europe together to learn, share and connect. Led by experienced teachers from the Science on Stage network, they offer practical classroom ideas, fresh inspiration and insights into current topics in STEM education. At the same time, participants can exchange experiences, discuss challenges and expand their professional network.

Find an overview of our upcoming webinars (and further offers) here.

To watch past webinars, please visit our YouTube channel

The Science on Stage festivals are the heart of our network: STEM teachers from primary to secondary schools come together to exchange ideas about their teaching concepts in an educational fair, in workshops and in short lectures. Learn more and find out how you can participate.

Our international Science on Stage projects bring together teachers from all over Europe to develop new innovative teaching concepts on important topics. Learn everything about our current and past projects here

If you are curious about the outcomes of these projects, our teaching materials, you can find them here. 

We regularly launch competitions on a variety of topics for STEM teachers and their students. If we are currently running a competition, you can find all the details here

With a teacher exchange programme, Science on Stage Europe supports the personal exchange across national borders. Click here for more information.

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Stefanie Schlunk

Chair Science on Stage Europe
Stefanie Schlunk

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