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    Help your students feel confident about life after school: online STEM mentoring is open As teachers, we know how daunting “what comes next?” can feel for students, particularly in Years 12 and 13. University, apprenticeships, vocational routes, employment… the choices are wide, the stakes feel high, and confidence ...

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    BBC Bitesize Primary has launched two new games that invite children to join Seymour and his friends as they learn all about science. The games are set in Seymour’s workshop where he films his very own TV science shows. Friends join him as they share their expertise on the seasons as well as light, sound and electricity. In Seymour’s ...

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    The Week in Education: What mattered for STEM A neutral, classroom-focused round-up for UK teachers • 10–15 December 2025 Free schools shake-up: 46 projects scrapped; special/AP pipeline paused Schools Week Government cancelled dozens of mainstream free school projects and placed many special and alternative provision schemes in limbo, ...

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    The Week in Education: What mattered for STEM A classroom-focused round-up for UK teachers • 3–9 December 2025 Secretary of State in the hot seat: recruitment, SEND, phones Schools Week At the 3 December Education Committee session, Bridget Phillipson addressed teacher supply, SEND budgets, language take-up and expectations around mobile ...

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    Back by popular demand (and possibly because someone set off a glitter explosion in the prep room again), the STEM Community Chemist-tree Challenge is lighting up our feeds once more! Don’t let the name fool you, we welcome all STEM-themed festive creations , not just chemist trees. Whether you’re building a Fibonacci fairy, wiring up a light-up ...

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