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Children decide the future: STEM pilot of the Castilla y León Talent Strategy 2031

07/01/2025

Source: Junta de Castilla y León

Did you imagine what you would be like when you grew up? Did you think then that you could contribute to solving society's problems? The work starts much earlier, when you are 11, 12 or 13 years old.

Around 40 children have been able to put themselves in a situation and solve the main challenges that the society of the future will face through the application of science and technology.

Bringing real science closer, feeling the problems that can be tackled and making practical cases about it has been a very enriching activity for all the boys and girls from Castilla y León who have participated in the first STEM program - Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics - for the promotion of scientific vocations within the framework of the Talent Strategy 2031.

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