STEM classrooms are spaces where science, technology, engineering, and mathematics come together. Their purpose is to make the study of natural sciences clearer and more engaging through modern technologies. High-quality visualizations, demonstration materials, and 3D models make learning more interesting for students — and when children are engaged, they absorb knowledge more effectively. During lessons, students conduct experiments and observations, turning theory into hands-on exploration of the world.

The project focuses on schools in villages, settlements, and small towns to ensure that modern technological education is accessible to every child, regardless of where they live.

A STEM laboratory is a full-featured learning space equipped with modern technology for visualization, research, and hands-on experimentation. It includes an interactive touchscreen panel, specialized software with 3D models and animations, a document camera, and a digital microscope. The laboratory is also equipped with a digital weather station and sets of biology and physics sensors that transform observations into measurable data, enabling real scientific exploration.