by Maggie Philbin | Oct 13, 2015 | News
Do you want to play your part in shaping the next Tech Revolution? Come and join us at the Science Museum on November 3rd at 17.00 when our CEO Maggie Philbin will be chairing the annual ARM Forum. Register here now. This year the debate will ask how we ensure a...
by Maggie Philbin | Oct 10, 2015 | News
TeenTech West at The Pavilion in Bristol was another runaway success, with students coming not only from the region but from as far afield as Bodmin in Cornwall.  Many schools were with us for the third year running, bringing students who made the most of the chance...
by Maggie Philbin | Aug 5, 2015 | News
From broadcast engineering to environmental science, young graduates and apprentices from over 40 different companies gave students from schools across the Humber Sub region a taste of why they enjoy working in science, engineering and technology. Helen...
by Maggie Philbin | Jul 5, 2015 | News
We know that for teachers, supporting students through the TeenTech Awards is a commitment of time, energy and resources, Â what makes this worthwhile? TeenTech provide a clear structure, supporting resources, access to industry mentors, innovation sessions and of...
by Maggie Philbin | Jul 4, 2015 | News
It’s impossible to squeeze such a special day into four minutes but this captures some of the projects and some of the excitement of the judging day at The Royal Society! And check out four pages of lovely pics in our TeenTech Awards Flickr album. If you’d...
by Maggie Philbin | Jun 24, 2015 | News
An e-water tap for Africa, a flat-pack disaster home, sunglasses to monitor epilepsy and a guitar with never-ending strings were just some of the winning innovations showcased by talented teenagers at the 2015 TeenTech Awards. . Every year the finalist projects get...
