Aerospace engineer turned digital educator, Jacqueline Currie Founded Curiosity Hub with the aim to provide STEAM (Science,
Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths) enrichment activities for schools, businesses and festivals in the region.
She’s active in initiatives that advocate for under-represented communities in STEAM, particularly women and girls, and embraces creativity, imagination and playful learning.
Jacqueline is also a freelance consultant for STEAM education programmes, working with the likes of American Express, the Royal Institution, British Science Association and NESTA.
In this HOUR, follow in the tracks of NASA’s Curiosity and Perseverance rovers – currently exploring Mars 24/7 to determine whether the red planet could ever have supported life.
Working in teams, you’ll get creative, learning to code with Lego Mindstorm robots to make them move, sense and communicate as they complete simple planetary exploration challenges on a small patch of Planet Earth. Learn a new skill as you embrace your imagination and explore this bit of space through playful learning and teamwork.
