Three generations of the St Francis Xavier College’s Semi-Autonomous Rescue Team (S.A.R.T) came together for a day of networking and development to celebrate the evolution of STEM at the College.

St Francis Xavier STEM Coordinator Graham Stock said the day was an exciting opportunity for past and present students to further collaborate and ignite enthusiasm for their excellent contributions to STEM.

“It was a great to have the team’s founding members, all now at university or in industry, along with the current members who will be graduating in 2018, come together with the new students to share knowledge, ideas and passion,” he said.

“I look forward to seeing this initiative develop well into the future.”

Students showcased their STEM projects to local industry company, Qirx, to discuss the possibility of sponsorship at national competitions and build connections within the industry.

The college’s Girls Rocketry Group were also given the opportunity to meet with a member of the Australian Space Agency as the rocketeers prepare for Thunda Down Under in 2019.