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STEAM-ED Charitable Trust

  • Jun 17
  • 1 min read

STEAM-ED is a Tauranga based not-for-profit equipping students with the skills and mindset to thrive in tomorrow's rapidly changing world, through the delivery of high-quality STEAM programmes.


Four STEAM-Ed staff in purple polos pose indoors beside a Diversity and Inclusion Award plaque; banner says Western Bay Community Awards 2025.

This article provides information about a science-related experience to support school and whanau planning. You can explore more experiences across Aotearoa here.


We provide fully interactive, hands-on, fun workshops which can be customised to your school's area of study and area of the curriculum, or choose our already proven programmes covering a wide range of topics such as Robotics, Engineering Resilience against Natural Disasters, or Miniature Houses (incl, power and plumbing).


We welcome working with neuro-diverse students and under-privileged groups who often thrive in our STEAM focussed approach, and feel equally comfortable delivering workshops to full classes within schools or if you would like an EOTC experience, at our own venue just opposite Tauranga Boys College. ECE sessions also available.


Cost


Will vary according to the duration, consumables used and your location. Starting from $180 per hour workshop which includes two of our educators providing all resources.



     Contact


For more information, visit: https://steamed.nz/


Schools can enquire directly through the website to discuss programme content, availability, cost and learning goals.


     Gallery


  • A group of primary school students standing around a blue inflatable pool indoors. They are testing small toy boats powered by balloons in the water, participating in a hands-on science or engineering experiment.
  • Several students sitting on the floor of a classroom working with small programmable robotics on grid mats. One student uses a tablet to code or control a robot, highlighting an interactive STEM robotics lesson.
  • A close-up shot of students' hands interacting with a large metal tray filled with wet sand. They are shaping the sand and using small tools, likely participating in an earth science or geography-related topography experiment.
  • Four smiling educators or staff members wearing matching purple polo shirts standing together. Text overlaid on the image reads: "STEAM... CHARITABLE... Winners of the Diversity and Inclusion Aw[ard]... work with neuro-diverse children, and sch[ools in] low-socio-economic communities! - Western Bay Community Aw[ards]".
  • An educator in a purple polo shirt guiding students through a physics or engineering project. She is adjusting small wooden stick-and-string structures built inside yellow containers on a wooden lab bench.


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