Thank you to all who attended the 4th birthday celebration drinks at South Thames College’s Taste Restaurant. It was an opportunity get together, thank our supporters and to review what we have achieved to date. Dr Nihara Krause, the CEO, gave a presentation to explain and describe our educational achievements citing the launch of
A massive thank you to Ivette Landino whose drive and flair made this second Zumbathon possible.Ivette did an amazing job of organising the whole event and make things go smoothly on the day by involving wonderful Zumba instructors (Andreina Da Silva,Angela Oliveira,Angisaid Hernandez,Antje Nilforoushan,Dannie Toomey,Jose Betancourt,Sigi Kauntz,Zaimi Williams,and Ivette herself of course), DJs (Mama
On a sunny day in April the ladies of Ham and Petersham WI threw a party at the Petersham village hall.Entry was by ticket for members and their guests only and the aim was to raise funds both for stem4 and SPEAR( a Richmond based charity for the homeless).The tea party was a huge
Students at Wymondham High Academy sold loom bracelets to raise funds for stem4. Thank you to Sally Johnson and her fantastic team for supporting stem4 and if anyone would like to order 10 or more bracelets please email us.
Many congratulations and thanks go to Saffron Abrahams who has took to the skies last Saturday to raise over £775 for stem4. Saffie decided to waive a 16th birthday present from her parents to raise money for charity instead via a skydive . We should like to thank Saffie for her bravery and selflessness
The STEM4 school nurses conference held on Monday the 23rd February was very positively received. The morning covered the topic of self-harm together with an introduction to the new STEM4 Calm-Harm app and the afternoon was on Eating Disorders – an apt topic since the 23rd February marked the start of Eating Disorders Awareness
Hello, I have been fighting anorexia for two years. I have now overcome it and am at healthy weight and eating "normally". I wanted to give everyone going through the same thing that I went through some help and advice. I know that sometimes its difficult but the best thing to do is talk
Queen Elizabeth’s Girls’ School was selected recently to participate in an event called “Tenner Relay”. The team was given £10 by the school and asked to make as much profit as they could in 24 hours and that profit would then be given to charity. STEM4 were delighted to be selected as their chosen
A massive thank you to Head Girl, HIBA AJAZ and Head Boy, JOE KRAUTH of Higham Lane School who together with assistant Head girl Sophie Rowley (leader of the charities group in their student body ; ‘STUDENT VOICE’ ) and the ‘JUNIOR LEADERSHIP TEAM’ organised a NON-UNIFORM day at Higham Lane School, Nuneaton, Warwickshire
Thank you once more to Roundwood school who have been fundraising madly to support STEM4 and Teenage Cancer Trust. Before Christmas the school held a charity week during which each year group ran events every day such as cake sales, cinema clubs, a dance-athon, and even a sponsored blindfolded. In addition they ran a
