StAnD Camera Data now Available to All!

StAnD Camera Data now Available to All!

We often celebrate the video recordings, or detections, of fireballs by StAnD Meteor Camera Kits in our news, and now, thanks to the PRISMA All-Sky Camera Analysis Laboratory (PASCAL), a specialised application, the data from StAnD and PRISMA networks can be exploited...
Still Time to Enter the StAnD Image Competition!

Still Time to Enter the StAnD Image Competition!

The deadline for the StAnD Image Competition is 29 May 2026–you still have time to encourage your students to enter! It’s a fun way for your class to engage in authentic scientific research, using robotic telescopes through The Schools Observatory to make astronomic...
Gain an EU-recognised Digital Badge with the StAnD Academy!

Gain an EU-recognised Digital Badge with the StAnD Academy!

The StAnD Academy provides vital professional development and support to StAnD teachers. Short, informative modules on StAnD topics (covered in the Teacher’s Manual), such as the solar system, planetary defence, and asteroids are in the Academy programme. These...
Teachers Learn About StAnD in Portugal

Teachers Learn About StAnD in Portugal

On January 24 and January 31, 2026, StAnD partner NUCLIO organized two StAnD multiplier events, at the Biological Park in Vila Nova de Gaia, and at Helena Cidade Moura secondary school in Cascais, as part of the teacher training workshop “Da Terra Ao Espaço” (From...
StAnD Astronomy Club Launched

StAnD Astronomy Club Launched

A new astronomy club has been launched in the Collège Victor Hugo in Harnes, in the north of France. This club is different–it’s a girls-only club! Maths teacher Pierre Tricot, who took part in the second StAnD Summer School last year, decided to propose this activity...
Encourage your Students to Enter the StAnD Image Competition!

Encourage your Students to Enter the StAnD Image Competition!

In case you missed this, StAnD has opened an Image Competition for students using robotic telescopes (and there’s also a category for images from StAnD meteor detection cameras, if the students have access to one)! Your students can make images like this one of...