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Research suggests STEM subjects most popular among teens

School students favour STEM over creative subjects, according to brand-new research exploring how to prepare young people for future careers in the world of AI. Dukes Plus, a leading education consultancy firm, has analysed what students are currently learning to find how it aligns with predictions for the future job …

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International development agency Christian Aid is looking for people to help inspire the next generation of changemakers

chraid International development agency Christian Aid is looking for people to help inspire the next generation of changemakers

The organisation is recruiting for volunteer teachers throughout England – people who have worked with children and would like to help young people explore issues around global injustice. Volunteer teachers go into primary and secondary schools to host assemblies and workshops on themes such as poverty and climate justice, helping …

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Royal Society of Chemistry welcomes more than 130 new recruits to Broadening Horizons programme

First ever cohort visits AstraZeneca Royal Society of Chemistry welcomes more than 130 new recruits to Broadening Horizons programme

A new cohort of more than 130 chemistry students and graduates from Black and minority ethnic backgrounds have enrolled on the Royal Society of Chemistry’s Broadening Horizons programme, increasing its intake by more than a third (38%) on its first pilot year. Launched in September 2022, Broadening Horizons was established …

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STEM roadshow demonstrates the wonders of space to schools

bae STEM roadshow demonstrates the wonders of space to schools

The UK’s longest-running science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) roadshow for schools has launched its 18th annual season with space as its central theme for 2023. Delivered jointly by BAE Systems, the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force, the schools roadshow, which began in 2005, visits more than 420 …

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New education programme to tackle early careers teaching crisis

eden New education programme to tackle early careers teaching crisis

The Eden Project in Cornwall has launched a new three-day weekend programme for Early Career Teachers (ECTs) to help them rediscover their reasons for getting into teaching. The programme responds to the current national crisis in the teaching profession, with 44% of England’s state school teachers planning to leave their …

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