The Primary Science Fair will take place in person alongside the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2024. For over 20 years, the Primary Science Fair has been a core component of BTYSTE.  It encourages 3rd to 6th class primary school students to develop their interest in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) in a non-competitive environment.  It also inspires them to become future participants in BTYSTE, one of the world’s leading and longest-running school science exhibitions. School Level: Open to 3rd to 6th Class Find out More
e: primarysciencefair@rds.ie.
RDS Dublin

STEPS Engineers Week, run by the Engineers Ireland STEPS programme, gives children the opportunity to discover engineering, facilitated by their teachers, parents and local community. Anyone who wishes to promote the importance of engineering to primary and secondary school children can take part. This includes engineers, organisations, colleges, libraries, families, teachers, STEM professionals, science communicators, and local authorities. www.engineersweek.ie
e: steps@engineersireland.ie
22 Clyde Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4

Ireland’s only professional Irish language theatre are back at Siamsa TIre, Tralee with a performance particularly for Leaving Certificate students. This year the award-winning company brings you ‘An Triail’, but this is An Triail as you’ve never seen it before! This performance is for school students. Teachers can contact our Box Office to book.
Times: 10:30am & 12:30pm Admission: €16 per student, teachers go f www.siamsatire.com
e: marketingassistant2@siamsatire.com
Town Park, Tralee, Co. Kerry

The Women in Technical Theatre Road show run by industry professionals from The Lir National Academy of Dramatic Art at Trinity College, Dublin aims to engage female pupils from secondary level schools throughout Ireland by presenting and facilitating workshops geared towards increasing awareness of technical theatre. Free event for students aged 12-18yrs.
Times: 10am & 1pm Admission: FREE! But booking is essential www.siamsatire.com
e: marketingassistant2@siamsatire.com
Town Park, Tralee, Co. Kerry

On Wednesday, October 11th and Thursday, October 12th, The Shona Project will host 2,000 transition year students from all over Ireland at the multi-award-winning Shine Festival in celebration of International Day Of The Girl. The sold-out event aims to give teenage girls the tools to tackle the challenges they face and will have contributions from some of Ireland’s most inspirational and authentic female speakers.  Visit Website
e: shinefestival@shona.ie
SETU Arena, Carriganore,Waterford

In 1963 two physics researchers from the University College Dublin, Rev. Dr. Tom Burke and Dr. Tony Scott, came across the concept of ‘Science Fairs’ while conducting research in New Mexico. The pair decided that this type of hands-on science was something that students in Ireland could benefit from. And so the Young Scientist Exhibition was born. BT has been the proud sponsor and organiser of the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition for 23 years. www.btyoungscientist.com
e: youngscientist@bt.com
RDS, Dublin