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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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FREE WORKSHOPS,

THAT SHAPE EDUCATION

Instructor helping a student connect construction elements
Student creating a clay sculpture
Children building an insect hotel
Children conducting an experiment with liquids
Student modelling a head in clay
Children observing an experiment in a workshop room

Programme for pupils from Wadowice County

Over 14 sessions, participants define problems, design solutions and create meaningful, well-considered projects using STEAM and design thinking methods.
Here they can develop as creators, researchers and designers. Each group has a maximum of 12 places. People accepted into the project may take part in only one type of workshop.
Two students looking at a painting on an easel

FOR WHOM

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Children and young people aged 10–14
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Girls aged 12–15 (separate group)
THANKS TO THE WORKSHOPS

you will learn how to solve problems effectively

you will practise future-ready skills

you will gain confidence, agency and the courage to make mistakes

you will develop creativity through practical exercises

you will learn collaboration and communication

you will see the world as a system of connected parts

choose a workshop for yourself

01

Clothing recycling – your own collection

Participants create pieces for their own collection from upcycled clothing. They explore the fast-fashion system, analyse materials, create prototypes and improve their designs. They work like young circular-fashion designers.

For whom: girls aged 12–15.
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Sewing and clothing design tools
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mechanical game – DIY pinball

Participants create a working mechanical game based on physics and engineering: motion, friction, speed and stability. From the first tests to the final tournament — a complete design process and great fun.

For whom: children and young people aged 10–12.
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Participants constructing a mechanical game during a workshop
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Let’s Make a Comic! – art and storytelling workshop

Participants go through the full publishing process: from planning the layout and working with professional tools to assembling the comic. We place strong emphasis on developing design skills, group collaboration and storytelling. It is a safe, judgement-free space where artistic ability is not assessed — we focus on creative problem-solving and telling stories.

For whom: young people aged 13–14.
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Participant sketching a design during a workshop
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Handmade jewellery – form and function

Participants design and build a section of a real sensory path. They assess materials, test prototypes, examine safety and function. They learn how to combine knowledge about the senses, engineering and ecology in a practical project.

For whom: girls aged 12–15.
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Beads and bracelets prepared for a craft workshop
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Design and drawing in VR

Students go through the full design process: from navigating the VR environment and working with scale and perspective, through defining a concept and building a structure, to iterative testing, presentation and reflection on the process.

For whom: children and young people aged 13–14.
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Two students looking at a painting on an easel
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Sensory path – STEAM in action

Participants create a working mechanical game based on physics and engineering: motion, friction, speed and stability. From the first tests to the final tournament — a complete design process and great fun.

For whom: children and young people aged 10–12.
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Tools and materials prepared for woodworking

METHODS

DESIGN THINKING

Hands holding creative design tools
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Researching, analysing and understanding user needs
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Defining problems and generating multiple solution ideas
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Rapid prototyping, testing and improving solutions
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Here, the process matters more than the finished product

STEAM

Hands holding rulers and binoculars
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Refining advanced techniques, combinations and forms (poomsae)
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Learning fight strategy and tactics
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Developing mental resilience and coping with pressure
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Building team spirit and the attitude of a representative athlete
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Participation in tournaments, trips and shared club events

recruitment for workshops

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Read the programme regulations
Read (PDF, in Polish)
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Complete the initial online form
Form
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Download, print and complete the recruitment documents
Download (PDF, in Polish)
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Deliver the original participant application form with all required attachments in person or by post to: Campus Bemke Foundation, Krakowska 4, 34-124 Klecza Dolna, marked “STEAM LAB”.

CONTACT

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