There was something for everybody at St. Margaret’s annual STEAM Expo, a springtime event that celebrates the joy and wonder of STEAM while showcasing student learning from throughout the school year.

 

The STEAM Expo took place on Chalmers Field and featured a wide variety of hands-on activities centered around science, technology, engineering, art and math. Attendees could get an up-close look at exotic reptiles, try out several design challenges, test their speed and strength with radar detectors and test-drive the St. Margaret’s robotics team’s competition robot, among dozens of activity stations for learners of all ages. Attendees could also learn more about student programs, including the Upper School’s Focus on Impact club and the Middle School Tartan Tank projects. 

 

The STEAM classrooms were also open for attendees to view Lower School science, technology and art projects from throughout the year. 

 

Many of the activities were overseen by Upper School and Middle School students. Attendees could also enjoy a free lunch courtesy of Summer at St. Margaret’s, which has many camps and programs open for registration. 

 

Here are photos and a reel from a fun morning at St. Margaret’s celebrating all things STEAM!