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The Preventing Child Abuse Conference 2025: A Proactive Approach to Safeguarding and Prevention

The Preventing Child Abuse Conference 2025: A Proactive Approach to Safeguarding and Prevention

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Future of the Private Rental Sector Conference 2025

Future of the Private Rental Sector Conference 2025

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Religious Inclusion: Uniting Beliefs at Work Conference 2025

Religious Inclusion: Uniting Beliefs at Work Conference 2025

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Treating and Tackling Eating Disorders Conference 2025

Treating and Tackling Eating Disorders Conference 2025

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The Universal Credit Conference 2025: Bridging the Gap for the Socially Vulnerable

The Universal Credit Conference 2025: Bridging the Gap for the Socially Vulnerable

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Preparing Students to be the Next Generation of Cyber Professionals

As the digital landscape evolves, the UK faces an urgent need to cultivate a new generation of cyber professionals. The public sector has a crucial role to play in this endeavour, particularly by engaging school students early on and preparing them for careers in cybersecurity and related STEM fields. This strategy is essential not just for filling the existing skills gap, but also for ensuring the nation's security and technological leadership in the coming decades.

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Providing Equal STEM Opportunities to Inspire Students

Maria Rossini, head of education at the British Science Association, spoke at our recent STEM in Schools Conference about equal opportunities to inspire all students into STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths).

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Encouraging Students from Disadvantaged Backgrounds to Study STEM Subjects

Schools are currently facing recruitment and retainment issues for STEM leaders, hindering the access disadvantaged students have to the subjects. In this video, Jodie McGeehan, the Principal Teacher of STEM at ST Andrew’s RC Secondary, highlights how a whole school and community support of STEM subjects has helped less advantaged students access and pursue STEM.

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