STEM Education: Education for the Future

In the 2022-2025 academic year, out of 45 national competitions on the primary and secondary school whitelist, 23 fall under the category of "Natural Science Literacy."

Provinces and cities across the country are gradually introducing comprehensive quality evaluation and enrollment policies, with "innovative spirit and practical ability" listed as one of the criteria.

In June 2021, the "National Scientific Literacy Action Plan (2021-2035)" was issued.

Science and Technology Specialized Students have been formally defined, and various regions have issued corresponding enrollment guidelines.

Teaching for Understanding; Learning for Innovation

Education is not just about imparting knowledge, but helping students understand and grasp the principles and ideas behind the knowledge, thereby cultivating their innovative and independent thinking abilities.

Teaching for Understanding

Emphasizes students achieving "understanding" of knowledge through active exploration, hands-on practice, collaborative sharing, and other new learning methods to understand the world and the laws of development.

Learning for Innovation

Focuses on applying knowledge and integrating personal thinking and creativity. In the process of practice, we emphasize child-centered learning, with teachers playing an inspiring and guiding role, encouraging children to follow their own ideas.

For Youth Ages 3-16, Offering Diverse and Innovative Technology Courses

Covering Scratch programming, Python AI, Informatics Olympiad C++, VEX Robotics, Innovation and Invention, Building Blocks, Science Experiments, 3D Printing, Drones, Outdoor Exploration, and Science Toys, to meet the learning needs of different stages.

Early Childhood STEM Courses

Suitable for Ages 2.5-6

Includes science experiments, block building, early childhood programming, etc.

Scratch Creative Programming

Suitable for Ages 7-9

Graphical programming language, combining software and hardware, to develop logical thinking.

Python AI Programming

Suitable for Ages 10-14

The intelligent language of the AI era, combining software and hardware with project-based practice.

Informatics Olympiad C++ Programming

Suitable for Ages 11-16

Connecting to advanced informatics competitions to achieve a competitive edge.

VEX Robotics Courses

Suitable for Ages 6-16

Connecting to top-level robotics competitions and stepping onto the international stage.

ideaLab Innovation Lab

Suitable for Ages 8-16

Connecting to high-quality innovation competitions to enhance personal background.

Connect with High-Quality Competitions and Exams to Enrich Personal Resumes

National Olympiad in Informatics in Provinces

The National Olympiad in Informatics in Provinces (NOIP) is a computer science knowledge and skills competition for middle school students. It is organized by the China Computer Federation, entrusted by the Ministry of Education and the China Association for Science and Technology. The aim is to provide motivation and new ideas for school information technology education courses, offer opportunities for talented students to communicate and learn from each other, and cultivate and select outstanding computer talents through competitions and related activities.

VEX Robotics Competition

The VEX Robotics World Championship is hosted by the Robotics Education and Competition Foundation (RECF), a robotics event platform in the United States, and is open to students of all ages worldwide. As an important international robotics competition, VEX has sparked a global robotics craze! It attracts millions of young people from around the world to participate in the selection process each year and is known as the "Robotics Olympics." It is the world's largest educational robotics competition and has set multiple Guinness World Records.

WRC World Robotics Conference

The WRC World Robotics Competition is an international competition in the field of robotics, hosted by the Chinese Institute of Electronics. It has been held annually for several years with great success. The WRC includes various forms such as qualification rounds, championships, and finals, covering multiple competition directions including scientific research, skills, and popular science. The WRC aims to promote the development of global robotics technology and industry, and to cultivate more robotics technology and innovative talents. The WRC primarily focuses on competitive formats, requiring participants to have computational thinking, programming skills, construction abilities, teamwork, and logical thinking skills.

Soong Ching Ling Children's Invention Award

The Soong Ching Ling Children's Invention Award is an innovation competition aimed at encouraging and nurturing the innovative thinking and practical skills of children and adolescents. Organized by the Soong Ching Ling Foundation, it aims to inspire creativity and the spirit of innovation among children and adolescents, promoting the development of science and technology innovation education for the youth. Participants can submit their inventive works, and after preliminary and final evaluations, outstanding works will receive certificates of honor and prizes. By exploring scientific principles through practice, it cultivates the ability to solve problems and enhances overall personal quality.

Blue Bridge Cup Youth Creative Programming Group

The Blue Bridge Cup is an excellent domestic competition selection platform hosted by the Talent Exchange Center of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, aimed at promoting the cultivation of professional technical talents in the software and information fields and enhancing the employment competitiveness of college graduates. The Youth Creative Programming Group is designed for primary and secondary school students to comprehensively and scientifically assess their scientific literacy, logical thinking, and programming abilities. It is divided into multiple programming project groups based on age and different programming languages. The unique competition format and question style of the Blue Bridge Cup Youth Group have attracted more and more young people to participate, making it one of the most influential and well-known competitions in the domestic programming education field.

Choose STEM Star to Cultivate 6 Key Comprehensive Abilities

Enhance Hands-On and Problem-Solving Skills

At every stage of the science innovation, programming, and invention courses, the integration of software and hardware throughout the learning process aims to enhance children's hands-on and problem-solving skills.

Comprehensively Improve Diverse Thinking Abilities

Through the experimental operations, observations, recordings, and verifications in the science and technology classroom, and the planning and trial-and-error processes in the programming classroom, we continuously cultivate the essential abilities and qualities that children need in the digital age.

Develop Expression Skills and Self-Confidence

Focus on post-class summaries, competition grading, and achievement presentations, allowing children to express, lecture, showcase, and collaborate under pressure, enhancing their expression skills, self-confidence, and teamwork.

Facilitate Interdisciplinary Knowledge Integration and Application

With 1280 STEM knowledge points covering innovation, engineering, technology, etc., we help children integrate and apply interdisciplinary knowledge, laying a solid foundation for future multidisciplinary course learning.

Complementary Inside and Outside the Classroom

Ensure learning is not confined to the classroom, encouraging children to explore, expand, and apply knowledge actively, learning to identify and solve problems.

One-Stop Learning Plan

Based on comprehensive ability development and high-value competition achievements, we help children grow into innovative talents of the 21st century.