The event was organized by the Department of Education and Training of Ngu Hanh Son District in coordination with FPT Da Nang Primary and Secondary School with the theme of Fun Science - Continuous Creativity. The festival is not only a useful scientific playground for students but also an opportunity for schools to exchange and share experiences in STEM education. At the same time, it strengthens the connection between schools, students and parents. The event is expected to become an annual activity, contributing to promoting the development of STEM education in the community.
According to Ms. Ong Thi Thu Trang, Vice Principal of FPT Da Nang Primary and Secondary School, to organize the 2025 Primary STEM Festival, FPT Schools 1,2 Da Nang has carefully prepared facilities. This not only brings rich experiential activities but also creates conditions for students to approach science in the direction of practice, creativity and practical application.
This STEM Festival brings many exchange activities for students in grades 3, 4, and 5. In particular, this festival also has a variety of activities such as STEM fun experience, Creative children's engineering, STEM decoding, Robot experience and basic programming and visiting STEM product display space.
Mr. Ta Tu Binh, Vice Chairman of Ngu Hanh Son District People's Committee, said: "STEM is not only an advanced educational method but also a tool to help students practice logical thinking, problem-solving skills, teamwork and unlimited creativity. This is also an opportunity for students to demonstrate their talent, passion and creativity through interesting scientific experiments, unique technical products and attractive STEM challenges."
In the STEM fun experience area, each primary school demonstrated a scientific experiment from chemical reactions to the manufacture of mini electrical Circuits, water missiles and flexible lamps, attracting the attention of many students. Creative young engineers are a playground for them to design and present homemade STEM products in 90 minutes.
Decoding STEM with the form of a Golden bell has created a vibrant competitive atmosphere revolving around scientific questions. robocoding and basic programming activities allow students to access technology through robot control and getting familiar with Scratch pull-ups. The STEM product display area introduces creative products of 10 primary schools in the district, demonstrating the creativity and efforts of students and teachers.
