CSG was proud to serve on the judging panel at today’s 2026 STEM Racing Primary Regional Finals, hosted by STEM Cymru EESW at St Fagans National Museum. The event brought together primary school pupils from across the region, each presenting their uniquely engineered race car designs with professionalism and enthusiasm beyond their years.
For CSG, participation in events like today’s competition is an essential part of the company’s commitment to local communities. By working directly with schools across Wales, CSG helps ensure young learners have access to real industry role models, hands‑on inspiration, and opportunities that showcase their talent.
“A superbly organised event that truly inspires young minds” – Eve Oliver, Marketing Manager at CSG & CyberFirst ambassador
This ongoing involvement reinforces CSG’s mission to celebrate the creativity, ambition and problem‑solving abilities of young people in the region, ensuring that local talent is recognised, nurtured and given the space to grow.
STEM events like these not only build confidence among pupils, but also strengthen links between educators, industry and community partners, helping to create a strong and sustainable talent pipeline for Wales’ future digital and engineering sectors.
As a proud CyberFirst Wales Industry Partner, CSG continues to support initiatives that help young people discover pathways into technology, engineering, innovation and cyber security.
From the outset, judges were impressed by the students’ innovation, creativity and attention to detail. Every team demonstrated:
- Impressive design engineering
- Strong, consistent branding and visual identity
- Clear understanding of their design decisions
The pupils’ ability to articulate not only what they built, but why they made specific choices, stood out as a highlight of the day which reflects valuable STEM competencies that prepare young people for future opportunities in engineering, technology and cyber.
CSG at 2026 STEM Racing Primary Regional Finals
Reflecting on the day, Eve Oliver, who represented CSG on the judging panel, praised STEM Cymru EESW for delivering an event that both engages and excites young learners:
“The organisation and energy of today’s event were outstanding. You could feel the excitement from the moment each team stepped forward with their designs. Events like today give children the confidence to explore ideas, ask questions and see themselves as future innovators. It was a privilege for CSG to be involved.”
As a proud CyberFirst Wales Industry Partner, CSG continues to support initiatives that help young people discover pathways into technology, engineering, innovation, and cyber security.
“CSG’s involvement adds real value to the student experience” – Chris Harris, STEM Racing in Primary Schools Delivery Officer
Event lead Chris Harris, STEM Racing in Primary Schools Delivery Officer and SPF Project Officer, welcomed CSG’s participation and the expertise they brought to the judging panel:
“We’re incredibly grateful to CSG for joining us today. Their industry insight and enthusiasm made a real difference to the pupils, who truly benefit from having real‑world professionals engaging with their work. CSG’s support helps us show young learners the exciting futures that STEM can offer.”
Today’s event was a powerful reminder of the creativity, curiosity and problem‑solving abilities that young learners possess. CSG extends its warmest congratulations to all participating pupils for their impressive achievements and the professionalism they demonstrated throughout.
CSG looks forward to continuing its support for STEM education initiatives across Wales and helping inspire the next generation of technology and cyber leaders.
