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Ask a group of young children to draw a scientist and many will still draw the same familiar image. A lab coat. Wild hair. Test tubes and explosions. Often a man.Decades of research using draw-a-scientist tasks show that, while children’s views of science are slowly broadening, stereotypes remain stubbornly persistent, particularly in the primary years.

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Pupils have been referencing Hollywood sci-fi movies and social media influencers opinions as facts in their work, teachers have revealed.

Critical thinking and media literacy are now seen as essential skills for young people, yet many schools lack the resources to teach them, according to new research with teachers, commissioned for BBC Bitesize.

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Educational security has changed considerably in recent years, with new threats emerging, both digital and physical. Yet despite the increased awareness and investment, many school leaders discover that their security still contains critical gaps.

The issue tends to stem from a common blind spot: while main entrances receive appropriate attention and resources, sec...


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A young inventor has won Primary Engineer for creating colour-changing glasses that could help people with dyslexia read more easily, with the prototype already attracting interest from the NHS.

Millie Childs developed the idea while she was a pupil at Light Oaks Junior School, taking part in


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The School of Signs is Signature’s latest launch, aimed at providing primary schools with resources to deliver British Sign Language in classrooms.

The School of Signs is a free programme of study, which has been developed over the past 18 months, with the aim of bridging the com...


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