Years ago, STEAM was an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics. Today, STEAM is a concept that combines these 4 disciplines into one common science that develops critical thinking and problem-solving skills, accompanied by real-world application projects in the classroom.

Thanks to the STEAM curriculum, the traditional classroom becomes an innovative and research environment where students find themselves in a world of scientific adventures and real science experiments. The STEAM curriculum aims to stimulate the curiosity and imagination of today's students, as well as improve the knowledge they need to become future scientists and engineers.