You don't need a science budget, a lab, or a background in aerospace. You need somewhere your students can go that treats them like people who might actually build this future — and materials you can use on Monday.
Courses, missions and activities built for real class time, not a conference talk. Introductory Academy courses are free forever — for you and for every student you bring.
Bring students in with an invitation link. Under-18s are moderated by default, guardians are asked to approve social features, and you can see how your class is getting on.
You know something worth teaching. Put it in the Academy alongside ours, with certificates your students can actually show someone.
Need a speaker for an assembly, printed material, or an astronaut on a video call? Ask HQ directly. We answer.
Launch watches, Q&As with people who work in space, and the annual Stardust Challenge your class can enter as a team.
The educator programme costs nothing. No per-seat licence, no trial that expires. Schools that want verification, custom curriculum or certification can pay for those — you don't have to.
It takes you straight to the educator application — where you teach, what you teach, and roughly how many students.
A person reads it. Once you're approved you get the classroom tools, the HQ request desk and the educator library.
Share your invitation link. Students join free, with the safeguards for under-18s already switched on.
A speaker, materials, an event. That's what the desk is for, and it's the part teachers tell us they use most.
Most of the young people we reach were never going to meet anyone who works in space.
You are how they do.
Free for teachers, free for your students, and you can be using it this week. If your school wants to go further — verification, custom curriculum, certification — that's Stardust Connect.