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Science shapes our everyday lives and the world around us. At the Royal Institution we are encouraging everyone to develop a lifelong journey with it, and we believe […]

If you’re constantly “on the go”, texting whilst walking to school, looking at social media whilst on the bus, listening to music whilst doing your homework, then you could be […]

The employment market is saturated with graduates who have good degrees and the right qualifications. So the question on many recruiters’ minds […]

Whether you realise it, or not, engineers have changed the world we live in. This is engineering, led by the Royal Academy of Engineering, is running a campaign […]

According to a survey of 20,000 15-21-year olds, 83% believe that extremism and global terrorism is the greatest threat to their future.

Only 24% of people employed in STEM industries are female . And it’s a similar situation in big business – in fact, there are more men named John […]

Last week, people worldwide – including you, perhaps – celebrated World Book Day, an annual event set up by the UN’s Educational, Scientific and Cultural […]

Students around the world are walking out of school once more, as part of ongoing strikes to protest governments’ inaction on climate change […]

Teachers are divided as to whether mobile phones are a help or a hinderance in the classroom. With the majority of schools having a mobile phone ban, we […]

The most important question in many students’ minds, whether at school, college or university: will this be in the exam? We have all had the […]

The United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) is celebrating the periodic table’s 150th birthday this year, and they’re not just […]

Like many people over the holidays, I spent some time – maybe too much – playing one of the most popular and best reviewed video games of 2018 […]