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The Wonder Project
Helping young Kiwis reach their full potential
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The Wonder Project is Engineering New Zealand's initiative to get the next generation excited about a career in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM). It’s about sparking wonder in STEM from a young age, building confidence, and having all young Kiwis believing they can achieve remarkable things.
These free school programmes are each supported by local STEM industry professionals, offering students the chance to realise – and unleash – their full potential. Developed alongside teachers and industry, the hands-on programmes knit into the school curriculum.
More about these Wonder-ful programmes on the Wonder Project website(external link)
Last updated: 02 February 2021