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European Funds for MałopolskaRepublic of PolandCo-funded by the European UnionMałopolska

STEAM Educational Village

The “STEAM Educational Village for Western Małopolska at Campus Bemke” project is implemented by the Campus Bemke Foundation under the Priority Axis: European Funds for the Labour Market, Education and Social Inclusion, Measure 6.28 Science and Innovation in Małopolska Schools, FEMP.06.28-IP.01-1587/24.A.
Project objective: To increase the accessibility and quality of educational opportunities for children and young people from rural and urban-rural areas of the Wadowice, Sucha, Myślenice and Oświęcim counties by organising a diverse range of workshops using the STEAM approach and supporting teachers in modern teaching methods.
Project value: PLN 1,767,896.07.
EU funding: PLN 1,496,252.98.
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ABOUT THE PROJECT

The project aims to increase the accessibility and quality of educational opportunities for children and young people from rural and urban-rural areas of the Małopolska region and to introduce innovative teaching methods based on the STEAM model (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics).
WHAT WE DELIVER AS PART OF THE PROJECT
Training participants in an Educational Village workshop room
WORKSHOPS

FOR TEACHERS

Training for 30 teachers to develop skills in designing and leading STEAM activities so they can implement them in their own institutions.
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WORKSHOPS

FOR PRESCHOOLS AND SCHOOLS

384 one-off workshops for more than 4,600 students in the form of scientific expeditions in the laboratories of the Campus Bemke Educational Village.
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WORKSHOPS

RECURRING

Recurring workshops for 144 students, including dedicated groups for girls to strengthen their technical and creative skills.
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PROJECT OUTCOMES

The project will benefit children and young people from the Wadowice, Sucha, Myślenice and Oświęcim counties, as well as teachers from local institutions. Ultimately, the project will contribute to the development of future skills, increased interest in science and technology, and more equal educational opportunities in the region.
The project will result in increased STEAM skills among participants, greater creativity and practical abilities, and better preparation of young people for the challenges of Industry 4.0.

CONTACT

Have questions? We’re happy to help!
we-steam@bemke.pl
Kinga Rusinek 697 003 981
Natalia Maciejczyk 885 502 062
Project regulations (in Polish) (PDF, in Polish)

NOTE

The Beneficiary undertakes to implement the Project in a way that respects the rights and freedoms set out in the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, adopted in New York on 13 December 2006 (Journal of Laws of 2012, item 1169, as amended), hereinafter the CRPD, and in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union (OJ EU C 303 of 14 December 2007, p. 1, as amended), hereinafter the Charter, particularly with regard to:

  • equality and non-discrimination,
  • equality between women and men,
  • accessibility for persons with disabilities.
The Beneficiary confirms that the Project is implemented in accordance with the principles of non-discrimination, equal opportunities, gender equality and accessibility set out in EU and national law and in the programme documents of the European Funds for Małopolska 2021–2027.
The Beneficiary informs Project Participants that suspected non-compliance of the Project or the Beneficiary’s activities with the CRPD or the Charter may be reported to the Managing Authority of the European Funds for Małopolska 2021–2027 programme at: KPP_KPON@umwm.malopolska.pl.