As part of the NextGen STEM Lab project, Prva srednja škola Beli Manastir is organising interactive STEM workshops for primary school students during the ALL DIGITAL Weeks initiative. The workshops aim to introduce young learners to the world of programming, electronics and digital creativity through hands-on activities using Arduino microcontrollers.
Participants will explore technology through three engaging workshops: Robot in Motion, where students learn how to control simple robotic movement; Little Meteorologists, where they build a small weather station using sensors; and Sound of Technology, where they create sounds and simple melodies using Arduino.
The workshops are designed to promote digital skills, computational thinking and creativity in a fun and collaborative environment. An additional value of the activity is the involvement of high school students who will participate as assistants and peer mentors, supporting younger participants and sharing their knowledge and enthusiasm for technology.
Through these activities, students will gain their first experience with coding, electronics and problem-solving while discovering how digital technologies can be used to create innovative solutions.