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STEM education in nursery and primary is vital for building confidence, tackling stereotypes, and inspiring future careers. Hands-on STEM helps children see maths and science in action, boosts problem-solving across the curriculum, and engages those who may not thrive in traditional lessons. With role models, STEM stories, and practical workshops, schools can spark curiosity early and give every child the tools to thrive.

Thinking of leaving teaching but not sure what’s next? Educational franchises offer a flexible, rewarding path for teachers wanting to stay in education without classroom stress. From tutoring to STEM workshops, explore the franchise types that fit your strengths, passions, and ideal lifestyle.

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Thinking about exiting the classroom? A children's activity franchise could be the perfect next step for the skills you bring as a teacher

What is the reality of women and girls in STEM and why does it matter? Read for four tips to help girls stick with STEM

Take a look at some books to help children see diversity on the pages of books about STEM, a sector known for its lack of diversity.

For International Women in Engineering Day, read the inspirational story of Ruth Amos, Young Engineer of Great Britain.

It might seem like the school year is already crammed, but extracurricular activities can help your child, and you too!

Our children spend a lot of time playing, in fact it's the main way they learn. But how can we help their language development in this play?