Science House Foundation works in partnership with scientists and teachers to offer classroom science programs to schools around the world. Each program provides educational tools - such as microscopes, books or robotics kits - and engages students through challenges and lessons from renowned scientists. All participants play an active role in the program, contributing their findings, helping each other to solve problems, and even coming up with their own activities.
Our current projects explore microbiology, robotics and the environment. Applications for all programs are open year round. We are always looking for teachers with enthusiasm and imagination to get involved!
MicroGlobalScope donates microscopes to primary schools around the world and provides an online platform for students to share their findings. The project is designed for students in 5th to 7th grade and aims to bring kids from all around the world together, through a shared excitement for science and discovery. More »
GlobalBots is a global program which donates robotics kits to high schools and teaches engineering, programming and physics. Students construct robots in the classroom and also attend virtual lessons and collaborate with their peers around the world. Students also have the chance to interact with experts in the field via the GlobalBots website. More »
Planet Checkup puts environmental monitoring kits in the hands of students so that they can check the pulse of their local environment. Schools can apply to borrow a kit, or request equipment to carry out their own study, sharing their results on the Planet Checkup website and contributing to the nationwide checkup. More »