The Week in Education: What mattered for STEM te 8–15 July 2026 • UK education, STEM-first (but not STEM-only) An educator-facing long-read pulling together key stories from Tes, Schools Week, FE Week and the EEF. Duplicate coverage has been consolidated, with links to the original stories. ...
Summer is full of moments that make us stop, look again and ask questions. Why do bubbles form that shape? What creates the colours in a sunset? How does a spider web stay so strong? Why does sand feel cooler beneath the surface? This summer, we are inviting STEM Community members to capture ...
The Week in Education: What mattered for STEM teachers 1–7 July 2026 • UK education, STEM-first (but not STEM-only) An educator-facing long-read pulling together key stories from Tes, Schools Week, FE Week and the EEF. Duplicate coverage has been consolidated, with links to the original stories. ...
Download booklet 3: What is the impact of AI on the planet ? Download now This booklet focuses on one essential question in AI literacy: What is the impact of AI on the planet? This is a contentious topic, and one surrounded by misinformation. The 2025 Curriculum and Assessment Review (CAR) emphasises ...
Summer is fast approaching, and for science technicians it can mean very different things. For some, it marks the start of a 6-week term-time break. For others, it means working those plus 5, 10 days, and for the endangered full-time, 52-week technicians, summer can be one of the busiest times of the ...
The Week in Education: What mattered for STEM teachers 24–30 June 2026 • UK education, STEM-first (but not STEM-only) A teacher-facing long-read pulling together key stories from Tes, Schools Week, FE Week and the EEF. Duplicate coverage has been consolidated, with links to the original stories. ...
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) is by design an inclusive acronym. It pulls together four separate disciplines and groups them as one. This is why I love STEM as a concept. But when you take a closer look at the research into STEM-related fields, from education to careers and into industry, ...
The Week in Education: What mattered for STEM teachers 17–23 June 2026 • UK education, STEM-first (but not STEM-only) An educator-facing long-read pulling together key stories from Tes, Schools Week, FE Week and the wider education sector. Duplicate coverage has been consolidated, with links to the ...
Exciting news! Explorify has won a Teacher Tapp Gold Award for this month. This means at least 10% of teachers, you, have reported using Explorify and at least 90% of you recommend it. We’re thrilled you have voted for us and use Explorify in the ...
Every year on 23 October, between 6:02 am and 6:02 pm, the chemistry world celebrates Mole Day. The date is a nod to Avogadro’s number (6.02 × 10²³), a constant that underpins so much of chemistry. However Mole Day is more than a quirky date in the calendar. ...
As Milburn’s warning sinks in, Generation Logistics Week offers a live test of what sector-led school engagement can look like - starting Monday. The numbers from the ONS, published on the same day as Alan Milburn’s interim report three weeks ago, ...
September is the perfect time to introduce your pupils to new ways of exploring and learning! This year, the European Space Agency – ESA (through ESERO-UK) is once again inviting schools to take part in a series of hands-on challenges that ...
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