The Careers & Enterprise Company Primary Resources can help you develop an approach that will broaden pupils’ horizons. The resources are free to download and are from organisations that have been funded to test what works at primary level, as well as other trusted providers. Activities for Raising Aspirations This teacher resource from Primary Futures outlines the ‘hallmarks of success’... Source ..read more

Teachers and careers leaders are invited to attend this key information webinar brought to you by the ASK Programme and funded by the Department for Education. The session will highlight what’s new in technical education and apprenticeships and will cover any recent changes in policy and funding. The webinar is hosted by expert speakers – the founder and Director of Amazing Apprenticeships... Source ..read more

Celebrate World Ocean Day with your students on the 8th of June with sensational STEM projects from CREST! Encourage your children to think about the importance of water, sustainability, sanitation, health and our planet by downloading free CREST activities. Your learners can work like real scientists, researchers, engineers and designers to investigate and explore their own ideas (ages 5-19). Source ..read more

STEM Clubs Week takes place from the 3rd to the 7th of July 2023 and STEM Learning has an exciting schedule of activities and sessions planned around the theme of Artificial Intelligence, the World and You. “The programme provides a series of learning opportunities for students, educators, families and friends to participate in, from live webinars to pre-recorded video premiers. Source ..read more

It’s nearly a decade! We are overjoyed to return for our ninth year as an Educate Awards sponsor with our Outstanding Commitment to STEM Award! “This award honours schools, academies and colleges which have a range of exceptional STEM activities or have developed successful STEM projects that promote the importance of science, technology, engineering and mathematics subjects to all students. Source ..read more

The Careers & Enterprise Company invite you to Give an Hour, inspire young people, give back to your community, and ignite your team at the same time. By sharing your experience, insights, and unique industry knowledge for one hour, you can make a difference to young people considering their future career options. You can help give students in your area the skills and knowledge that they need... Source ..read more

The Space Education Quality Mark (SEQM) is designed to support schools and colleges using the subject of space to inspire and engage their students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) subjects. Take a look at this set of four case studies that demonstrate how different schools have benefitted from achieving the award. We would like to take part, what support will we receive? Source ..read more

STEM Learning’s STEM Club activity sets give you the opportunity to explore and try new things, increasing young people’s enthusiasm and interest in STEM subjects. One of our favourite sets is Could you survive on a desert island? The sessions are aimed at ages 11-14 and are fantastic fun with hands-on builds and investigations. We always start with a quick debate – What are the top 3 survival... Source ..read more

Inspire your Science or STEM Club members with amazing CREST Awards projects! CREST Awards can be run in schools, clubs or at home with young people aged 5-19. CREST is completely flexible – projects can start whenever you want, and learners can take as long as they need. Encourage your students to become reflective, independent learners through enquiry-based project work. CREST Star & Superstar... Source ..read more

LCR Careers Hub: Creating Careers in the Curriculum Brought to you by Construction Youth Trust and Treework Environmental Practice, this lesson plan encourages students to think about how studying circles can relate to careers in construction and working with trees. GCSE links: View the resource here Visit the LCR Careers Hub website LCR Careers Hub: Year 12 Neurodiversity Skills Sessions Creating... Source ..read more