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Schools can face several challenges when implementing STEM education across multiple grade levels:
1. **Different learning needs** – Students at different ages require activities that match their abilities, making it important to create a clear progression from simple exploration to advanced problem-solving.
2. **Teacher training** – Teachers may need additional training and support to confidently integrate robotics, coding, engineering, and other STEM activities into lessons.
3. **Curriculum alignment** – STEM projects need to complement existing subjects and curriculum objectives rather than becoming disconnected activities.