STEM collectively refers to science, technology, engineering and mathematics. It is part of everyday life and increasingly part of the contemporary work environment. The STEM program is based on the design process with students devising effective solutions to complex problems, while developing 21st century skills in collaboration, critical thinking and creativity. Students with STEM capabilities are able to effectively engage with contemporary issues in constructive, considered and reflective ways, making them very attractive to future employers across a wide range of occupations. The STEM program is offered from Year 7 to Year 9.