THINGS WE ARE DOING

The UKESF aims to ensure that all schoolchildren and young people are aware of Electronics and the variety of options available for study and work in the sector.

 

"It astounds me seeing how a device could be imagined, created and benefit lives. I want to be a part of the acceleration of Electronics."

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We want to provide opportunities for all age ranges across the country to develop and pursue an interest in Electronics – both in and outside of school, and on to university. Scroll down to find out what we offer across the Key Stages.

Key Stage 2 - Robokid

A hands-on electronics project for use in the classroom with Years 5 and 6 that aims to encourage enthusiasm for Electronics and STEM subjects. Children work through a series of activities using a specially designed robot vehicle with the electronic elements left uncovered.

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Key Stage 3 – Explore-a-Synth

Explore-a-Synth is an exciting new offering from the "Electronics Everywhere" family of projects for secondary schoolchildren.

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Key Stage 3 - People Like Me

People Like Me is a revolutionary resource pack for girls aged 11–14, which uses a self-descriptive quiz to help them discover their strengths and what STEM-related careers could suit them.

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Key Stages 4–5 - Girls Into Electronics

Girls Into Electronics is a residential course that offers attendees the opportunity to experience hands-on Electronics in a laboratory and meet graduate engineers from leading Electronics companies, all while getting a first taste of university life.

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Key Stage 5 - Electronics Everywhere

The UKESF works in partnership with the University of Southampton on this collaborative project featuring the Music Mixer circuit board and the Logic & Arithmetic Kit, hands-on activities that teach core Electronics concepts for A-level Physics and Computer Science students respectively.

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Key Stage 5 - Insight into Electronics

Insight Into Electronics is an exciting new initiative from the UKESF. It is a self-paced, interactive and FREE course that provides young people with a hands-on introduction to microcontrollers, Electronics and programming.

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