Outreach

WiSE Outreach is looking forward to hosting events in person again! In the Fall Term, we will be hosting our Fall EngSci Day. In the Winter Term, we will be hosting our Winter EngSci Day events, and our yearly Badge Day event. Our weekly Elementary School Workshops and High School Outreach Events will run throughout the year. 

Questions? Please email any inquiries to [email protected]

Our 2025-26 Initiatives

ENGSCI DAY

An opportunity for Girls in Gr. 1-6 to come and learn more about STEM! EngSci Day is a fantastic way to meet other girls who are also interested in STEM and to learn in a fun and inspiring environment. 

This year’s theme is Robotics, featuring the Queen’s Robogirls! Participants can look forward to a fun-filled day of robotics experiments, creative problem-solving, and mentorship.   

Fall Session: November 22, 9am-4pm

GIRL GUIDES BADGE WEEKEND

Hosted at Queen’s University, this is an annual event that invites Girl Guides from the Embers, Guides, Pathfinders, and Rangers groups to participate in science experiments and learn about different STEM fields.

For first time, Badge Day is being launched into a Badge Weekend! 

 Participants can earn a Science or Engineering Girl Guides Badge to wrap up their fun-filled day!

Badge Weekend is February 7th-8th, 2026, based on the theme: Environmental Science!

 

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

The Winston Churchill Outreach Program is a weekly program for girls in Grades 4 to 6 at Winston Churchill Elementary School in Kingston. Our student volunteers organize science and engineering-related activities for elementary students, such as science experiments or design challenges during their lunch and recess.

 

HIGH SCHOOL

Our High School Mentorship Program is open! 

 The WiSE Mentorship Program connects high school girls interested in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) with university students currently studying in STEM fields.

 
  • Get paired with a university mentor in a STEM field you’re interested in and gain real insight into programs, university life, and future career paths. 
  • Meet virtually every two weeks and get the support you need as you explore STEM.