School children can significantly enhance their learning skills through engaging STREAM activities.

Hands-on Activities and Experiments: Engaging in practical projects such as building circuits, designing models, or conducting science experiments helps children develop Photographic memory, critical thinking, problem-solving, and logical reasoning skills. These activities make learning interactive and memorable, improving memory retention and comprehension.

Collaborative Learning: Working in teams on STREAM challenges fosters communication, teamwork, social skills and even competitions. It allows students to learn from each other and express their ideas, building confidence and empathy.

Creativity and Innovation: Designing and building things from scratch-such as engineering projects or coding games-stimulates creativity and encourages children to think outside the box both collectively and individually. 

STREAM Kits and Dedicated Spaces: Using STEM educational DIY kits and creating dedicated STREAM spaces like Makershub™, their own School or at home provide children with tools and environments to explore and experiment, making learning both fun and effective.

Early Exposure and Integration: Introducing STREAM concepts early helps children (As early as the age of 7) make connections across subjects (like Maths in Science, Engineering and Technology projects) and lays a strong foundation for future academic success and career opportunities.

Real-World Applications: STREAM education links classroom learning to real-life problems, making subjects like math, science engineering and technology more relevant and engaging for students.

By incorporating these STREAM-based methods, children not only boost their academic performance but also develop essential life skills such as independent learning, resilience, and adaptability-preparing them for future challenges and opportunities.