Getting Started

What is Module 0?Module 0 is where every build starts. It covers unboxing your Kart Kit, checking it against the components li...

Does a Science or Maths teacher have to lead the project?No. STEM On Track is genuinely cross-curricular, and while many Team ...

What happens once we're signed up?Once your Proposal Document is signed and Terms of Engagement (linked within your Proposal D...

What to expectOnce your school has ordered its Kart Kit(s) & completed the necessary steps such as choosing your chassis and b...

How big, heavy and fast is the kart? A common question before and during the build: what will the finished kart actually be li...

How do we transport the Kart Kit when it first arrives?Your Kart Kit arrives boxed and un-built via standard delivery; see [Yo...

Can we start the engine at school?No. Your kart's engine should not be started or run on school premises at any stage of the b...

Do we need to provide fuel or oil?No, you don't need to source or bring fuel or oil yourselves. Your kart isn't fuelled or run...

Do I need power tools?Power tools are not generally required for your Kart Kit build, with the exception of a drill in order t...

How much space do I need?A standard classroom, workshop, or Design & Technology space is enough for most schools. You'll need ...

Sticker kit process / how to design the sticker kitEach year we email schools in January with details of the sticker kit proce...

Choosing your kart kit coloursKart kit colours are chosen through Race Academy. Once you've made your selection, the order is ...

This article covers where to go for support, whatever your query. If you're reading about the build, events, or ordering and n...