STEM education

STEM education at AIS is an innovative approach to learning that integrates four key disciplines: Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. This approach aims to develop students' highly organised thinking and effective application of knowledge in real life.

Since September 2018, AIS has been implementing a strategy for developing engineering thinking from an early age (STEM education). Engineering lessons are taught by engineering mentors from the factories of SEZ ‘Alabuga’ residents. This allows to ensure that current school education is in line with real life.

SCIENCE includes the study of natural sciences such as biology, physics and chemistry, which helps pupils understand the basics of the world around them and develop scientific thinking.

TECHNOLOGY covers the use of modern technology to solve various problems, including programming, robotics and working with various tools and equipment.

ENGINEERING teaches children to apply scientific and mathematical knowledge to design and build various devices and systems.

MATHEMATICS provides a foundation for understanding and analysing data and solving complex problems.

The peculiarity of STEM education is its project orientation. Students do not just study individual subjects, but apply the knowledge and skills gained to solve complex problems, which promotes creativity, independence and teamwork.

STEM education prepares students for life in the modern world, where specialists capable of innovation and solving complex technical problems are in demand.

Advantages of STEM education

Development of critical thinking and analytical skills
Building skills to solve complex problems and challenges
Preparing for success in higher education institutions
Involving students in research activities
Developing interest in science and technology
Formation of teamwork and co-operation skills
Preparing for successful careers in today's high-tech industries

"Irreplaceable experience for kids"

The Alabuga STEM International Scientific and Practical Conference was held in SEZ Alabuga for the first time

Alabuga International School invites you to take part in the International Scientific and Practical Conference Alabuga STEM

The conference will include presentations by students, reports by leading specialists, a discussion round table for experts, a team-leading tournament for schoolchildren, and a tour of the Special Economic Zone of Industrial Production Type «Alabuga»

Start in Science: AIS student's research published in the scientific journal

Nicole Guryanova has developed thermal labels based on inorganic salts of cobalt and nickel to detect temperatures

Interview with STEM Coordinator