Here at the Museum we’re really passionate about supporting the next generation of technicians, engineers and scientists. We believe that whatever your background or strengths, the world of STEM has something to offer everyone.
All STEM Careers Days are £12.50 per student.
STEM days for children in school
Girls in STEM Careers Day - Tuesday 24 June - SOLD OUT
Join us on 24 June to follow the journey of designing a car from initial sketches to aerodynamic testing. This full-day event is designed specifically for secondary girls in school years 7 to 10, and features exclusive access to industry experts, curriculum-linked activities and inspiring stories of women in STEM.
We have now sold out of spaces for this event.
STEM Careers Day - Wednesday 25 June
On 25 June secondary students in years 7 to 10 can come along to an immersive event, ideal for both boys and girls with an interest in science, engineering, design and problem solving.
To book your place, please email us on learning@britishmotormuseum.co.uk. Please be aware that we anticipate high demand and encourage you to book early.
STEM days for children in home education
Home Educated STEM Careers Day - Thursday 26 June - SOLD OUT
Join us at the Museum on 26 June where young people ages 11-15 will explore the journey of designing a car - from initial sketches to aerodynamics testing - with activities led by real engineers including experts from Capgemini, a global leader in consulting, technology services and engineering. This event is designed with home educating families in mind and is welcoming to those with SEND with smaller group sizes in our SEND-friendly Learning Hub. Please note that each child must be accompanied by an adult who has free entry to the event.
We have now sold out of spaces for this event.
What’s included in STEM days:
Exclusive Industry Speaker 👩🏫
Enjoy a keynote speech and Q & A from an inspiring industry professional as they share their route into a senior role.
Aerodynamics Challenge 💨
Led by an aerodynamics expert from Capgemini, a global leader in consulting, technology services and engineering, students will put their design skills to the test in a wind tunnel inspired challenge to explore drag, lift and airflow.
Behind-the Scenes Archive Access 🗃️
Discover the role of a professional archivist and get hands on with some original, historic car designs.
Wheel Change Challenge and Tyre Tech Workshop 🔧
Hands-on teamwork meets real-world engineering as students test their speed and precision to change a wheel on our ‘Mini’.
Guided Museum Tour🔍
Explore the legacy of female inventors and motoring pioneers whose bravery and creativity changed the face of automotive design.
Working Lunch and Industry Networking🥪
An exclusive opportunity to meet and mingle with professionals from across different STEM fields.
Goody Bag🎁
To continue their learning back at home or school, students will also receive a goody bag containing STEM activities, including a salt-powered car kit to take away.
Don’t forget our Travel Support Fund! 🚌
The British Motor Museum is proud to offer a travel support fund to help with the cost of coach transport through the support of Arts Council England. (Terms and conditions apply. Please contact our Learning Team for full terms).
Here you can see some students trying their hand at the wheel change challenge!
Read our testimonials!
Below are testimonials from previous STEM days here at the Museum:
"The day certainly exceeded expectations. We have done STEM days previously, but none as inspirational as this one." - Home Educating Parent
I would recommend this day to any female, motorsport focused or not. It was such an inspiring day… Girls need to hear your message. They can succeed and achieve in any career they choose. They just need to hear relatable stories from real women who have achieved so much - Parent
"All of our girls… were blown away by how great the day was. The girls went out talking about all the things they had done, the different cars and how much they enjoyed the day in general…the keynote speakers were fabulous" - Teacher, George Dixon Academy