STEM Support from Graphic Science
Graphic Science support the delivery of STEM education projects in South West England, and are the STEM Ambassadors Delivery Partners for South West England, on behalf of STEM Learning.
The acronym STEM (meaning Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) illustrates the relationship between these four areas of research and industry. It is a broad description that also demonstrates the interdependence of these subjects.
Graphic Science are committed to delivering projects and programmes of activity that aim to:
- Support learning – helping young people to develop their understanding of the real-world applications of STEM, as well as encourage participation in projects and activities that build student confidence, teamwork and problem-solving skills, and spark their enthusiasm
- Illuminate careers – showcase different careers, providing information on roles and pathways into industry while raising awareness of the skills that are important in the workplace.
- Raise aspirations – give young people the opportunity to meet a wide range of inspiring role models, encouraging them as they think about their future.



The STEM Ambassador Programme

VOLUNTEER AS A STEM AMBASSADOR
Become a STEM Ambassador volunteer and help young people explore the relevance of STEM to them.

STEM IN SCHOOLS & THE COMMUNITY
Working with teachers, youth leaders and employers to promote an inspiring message: STEM has relevance and importance for everyone.

CHILD SAFEGUARDING
We have a responsibility to promote the welfare of all children and young people.
CyberFirst
Find out about CyberFirst for Schools and Colleges, and how to support cyber enrichment events as a volunteer
Recognising Excellence in Volunteering in South West England 2024-2025
Find out about the nominees and winners being recognisied for their contributions to STEM volunteering and events in South West England
Our Green Skills
Find out about the Our Green Skills initiative and get involved.

Delivered by
Graphic Science

Managed by
STEM Learning

Funded by
UK Research & Innovation