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Catch up on the recent work of the James Dyson Foundation. Check back regularly for the latest updates.

The James Dyson Foundation Conducted the First-Ever Air Pollution Teachers’ Training Workshop in Singapore

On 18th March, the James Dyson Foundation team conducted the first-ever Air Pollution Teachers’ Training Workshop for 20 science educators from 11 schools in Singapore. The workshop was jointly organised by the JDF and the teachers from School of Science and Technology, Singapore (SST) to enrich teachers’ knowledge in science and engineering.

Inspiring future engineers: The James Dyson Foundation's STEAM Week

The James Dyson Foundation recently launched our first STEAM Week (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Maths), an initiative to inspire primary school students to explore STEAM subjects through our fun, hands-on Challenge Cards.

We've launched a new educational resource all about Hair Science

The James Dyson Foundation has launched a brand new educational resource, Engineering Solutions: Hair Science, which is a free digital resource designed for secondary schools.

Her Majesty the Queen officially opens the Dyson Cancer Centre

The Dyson Cancer Centre at the Royal United Hospitals Bath (RUH) was officially opened on Tuesday 3rd September, by Her Majesty the Queen, where she unveiled a commemorative plaque and marked a significant milestone in cancer care for Bath and the surrounding area.

News The Dyson Cancer Centre opens its doors to patients

In April 2024, the Dyson Cancer Centre at the NHS Royal United Hospitals (RUH) in Bath welcomed its first patients.

The James Dyson Award is now open for 2024 entries

The James Dyson Foundation’s annual competition reopens for young engineers to submit world-changing ideas.

James Dyson donates £35 million to create a state-of-the-art Prep School for Gresham’s

The donation funds the purchase and restoration of Grade II listed Holt Hall, set in 85 acres, and building of new state-of-the-art facilities for pupils aged seven to 13.

We've launched our Engineering Box in Singapore

The Engineering Box will benefit secondary school students, introducing them to the world of science and engineering.

James Dyson pledges £6million to Malmesbury C of E Primary School

The James Dyson Foundation is supporting Malmesbury Primary School to expand and build a new STEAM education centre.