LAUNCH TO THE FUTURE: A STEM Story is a 40-minute, live in-school STEM experience that explores how space programs, lunar science, and innovation have shaped the world we live in today—and how STEM will drive the future ahead. Through a series of high-energy comedy sketches, professional actor/educators use audience suggestions to create hilarious, one-of-a-kind scenes that bring STEM concepts to life.
This interactive incursion puts students at the centre of the action, as their ideas help shape each sketch—meaning no two shows are ever the same. Using real-world examples from space science and discovery, students uncover how big ideas, creative thinking, and problem-solving have advanced life on Earth—and how they can be a part of what comes next.
Through four humorous and educational sketches, students will learn:
How science helps to solve the unsolvable (SCIENCE)
Innovation drives technology (TECHNOLOGY)
Space engineering helps design new solutions (ENGINEERING)
How maths helps to drive the future (MATHS)
All our programs include a detailed Teacher Toolkit, Resource Pack, and Student Activities that are compiled alongside education and industry experts. These resources include pre- and post-show activities, videos, downloads and digital resources that can be used for follow up activities throughout the year. All scheduled schools receive login details for both teachers and students to access the Resource Hub all year-long.
All of our programs align with the relevant educational standards and pair excellently with what students are learning in class. See below for details of all curriculum connections for this program.
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"Was a very entertaining way to teach so many STEM concepts and scientific fact. Students were engaged and the content supported classroom learning. Students were discussing possible future opportunities after the presentation."
"Made STEM accessible to all students, even those who don't 'love science'"
"Great way to inspire students to be more curious and actively involved in science and STEM initiatives."