Preparing our youth today for careers and challenges of tomorrow.

With the global economy changing, we must proactively prepare our youth (particularly Black and racialized youth) by increasing their interest in science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM) outside the classroom.

MBDA Seeks to

1. Increase interest in the STEAM disciplines at a young age to encourage the pursuit of these fields in their career 
2. Instill creative problem-solving, innovative ideas, and  critical thinking skills so that students can be successful in any career of their choice
3. Encourage team building and communication amongst students to promote social skills
4. Develop a growth mindset, scientific mind, and positive thinking
5. Demonstrate how hobbies can be successful and satisfying careers 

To address the growing demand for STEM programs we have joined with the Rotary Club Mississauga-Malton to provide programs for Black students in grades 3 to 6 in Malton-Peel. The program will cover all areas of STEM through theme/project-based learning that involves knowledge building, hands-on application, and problem-solving. Students will have opportunities to learn from and interact with professionals from the field as well