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SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITIONS
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

Student sewing on a machine during a workshop
Students working with modelling material during a workshop
Child arranging a mosaic made from seeds
Children painting together during a workshop
Student cutting a wooden element with a jigsaw
Instructor demonstrating an experiment during a class with children
Children painting under an instructor’s supervision

ABOUT THE WORKSHOPS

Scientific Expeditions are free three-hour educational workshops integrating different fields — science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics. These experience-rich workshops are full of experiments and discoveries, immersing young researchers in learning by doing.
The Expeditions are based on STEAM and Design Thinking, and we run each workshop as a “journey in search of answers” in the laboratories of the Campus Bemke Educational Village. We provide free coach transport, refreshments and a certificate for every participant.

The project includes 384 scientific expeditions and is expected to involve more than 4,600 participants in 2026–2027.
Female students presenting a model house they built together

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

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Workshops for groups from the Sucha Beskidzka, Wadowice, Oświęcim and Myślenice counties
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We welcome preschool children, primary school pupils and secondary school students in groups of up to 15 people
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We can host a maximum of 3 workshop groups per day (up to 45 people in total)
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Workshop dates are arranged individually
THANKS TO THE WORKSHOPS

you will take on challenges and prepare for those you face every day

you will feel empowered and build your sense of agency

you will find the courage to ask questions, try things and make mistakes

you will learn how a scientist thinks how an engineer works and how a designer creates

you will discover that learning can simply be fun

recruitment for workshops

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Read the Scientific Expeditions regulations
Read the regulations (PDF, in Polish)
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Complete the online form to register your school for the project — we need information about the number of participants and their age group
Form
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Wait for the coordinator to contact you and provide all the necessary recruitment documents.
Application form (PDF, in Polish)
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Sign a project cooperation agreement containing all arrangements regarding your group’s visit.
School agreement (PDF, in Polish)
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Confirm the workshop date and complete your students’ documents. Each participant must provide documents signed by a parent/legal guardian. Submit the documents to the coordinator.
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Delivery date. Confirm the available workshop date with the coordinator, as well as arrangements for group transport and attendance lists.

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)