Leeville Public School today received a grant to help students develop their skills in the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) space, Federal Member for Page, Kevin Hogan said.
“The school will establish a maker space with 3D printers to maximise the students’ potential in applying STEM based skills,” he said.
“Students will engage in problem-based inquiry learning using 3D printers to be involved in hands-on learning.
“The aim is to foster critical and creative thinking skills, expanding the opportunities for rural students.
“The space will be incorporated into lessons across grades and across learning areas.”
Leeville Public School will establish a maker space with 3D Printers to maximise the potential of students to develop and apply STEM based skills.
Students will engage in problem-based inquiry learning using 3D printers to participate in hands on learning experiences within a K-6 setting, with the aim to foster critical and creative thinking skills and expand opportunities for rural students.
The space will be incorporated into lessons across grades and across learning areas to enhance student learning.
