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Key dates:

Launch to staff leads through a virtual meeting on September 23– 4:15pm.

Submissions for the final. Teams will be asked to send their impact report to Asda by June 4th with the finalists being announced shortly afterwards.

Final on July 9 th , via Teams link 3:45pm 2027. This will be a virtual celebration where teams will be asked to present their project to a panel of judges with both Regional and National Champions being announced!

Half Term 1: Learning about the United Nations’ SDGs and generating your ideas Half Term 2: Researching – Carry out research to understand your project’s aims Half Term 3: Creating your project plan and start taking meaningful action in your community

Half Term 4: Reflecting on the action so far, looking at the impact made and raise the bar

Half Term 5: Preparing your presentation to showcase how you have made a difference within your area led content. deck and is fully resourced.– this is your project!

Half Term 6: Celebrating and sharing with others what you have achieved and how you have created impact together

Log on each half term to complete staff-led content

Each folder has a video, a lesson plan, a slide-deck and is fully resourced

Access the resources at a time that suits you

Your local Asda will support with donations to help support your project

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At MYPATH, we are dedicated to supporting teachers and schools in their mission to inspire and empower primary-aged children.

We know that early exposure to career-related learning helps children see the value of their learning, broadens their aspirations, and encourages them to be able to confidently articulate their skillsets.

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At MYPATH, we are dedicated to supporting teachers and schools in their mission to inspire and empower primary-aged children.

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How it works

Explore the scientists’ profiles and prepare your questions

Join your Chat to connect with people who apply science in their careers

Ask follow-up questions to deepen your understanding

Cast your Vote to decide who wins the £500 prize!

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Just a quick reminder that free online courses for primary staff are now available on The Careers & Enterprise Academy, including:

Career-Related Learning in PSHE Education: Key Stage 1–2

Getting Started with Career-Related Learning in Primary

No Compass or Compass+ account needed, just register and create an Academy account to get started

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The Careers & Enterprise Academy is the new online home of careers leadership for Careers Leaders and all those who work with them to plan and deliver strategic, progressive careers programmes.

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Primary Focus - Maritime Teacher Training Workshop - Fully Funded

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Primary Focus - Maritime Teacher Training Workshop - Fully Funded

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Good afternoon,

Please find information below about a unique and exciting opportunity to be involved in a cross-organisational project to develop children’s aspirations regarding marine sciences and future career paths. This is being developed and delivered with colleagues from the NOC. All details below but do get in contact if you have any questions.

How do we elevate the aspirations of primary school students in marine science?

Dates: Thursday 27th - Friday 28th November 2025, 09:00-17:00 both days

Location: National STEM Learning Centre, University of York, YO10 5DD

We are looking for primary school teachers to participate in a 2-day workshop to explore:

What prevents children of primary school age from seeing themselves as ocean explorers?

What are the barriers into marine careers for those who do?

This workshop is part of Primary Focus, a project with the long-term aim of transforming diversity in marine science within a generation, to reflect that in wider society. It will achieve this by focussing on how primary school children’s aspirations to pursue careers related to the ocean can be grown.

The workshop will have two outcomes. First, it will collect information and experiences to assess where we are now and what needs to be done. This will be used to co-design a plan for how change can be brought about. This plan will be the basis for an application for funding to the Natural Environment Research Council to deliver that plan nationally.

Second, for attendees this workshop will provide the opportunity to learn about and access existing teaching materials by talking to scientists, and to teachers from schools that have tested approaches to integrate marine topics into the curriculum. It will also be a chance to network with the teachers present for the STEM Learning National Primary Science Conference.

Reasonable travel costs will be covered. As the workshop will run 09:00-17:00 on both days, accommodation will be provided at no cost for the Wednesday and Thursday nights. Breakfasts, and lunches, and dinner on Thursday will be provided. Numbers of in-person and online places are limited. Information provided in the application will be used to achieve a balance across schools.

We are delighted that the following organisations have already agreed to participate:

The Challenger Society for Marine Science

Incredible Oceans

The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST)

Laira Green Primary School, Plymouth

Mount Pleasant School, Southampton

National Oceanography Centre

The Ocean Conservation Trust

Pennycross Primary School, Plymouth

Plymouth Marine Laboratory

The Scottish Association for Marine Science

Southampton City Council

STEM Learning

University of Southampton

If you are interested in attending, please complete this registration form:

https://noc-events.co.uk/primary-focus-workshop

The deadline for applications is the 30th of September. If you have any questions or want more information, please contact Adrian Martin (adrian.martin@noc.ac.uk).

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The promise of Primary Wave 3 Pilot Insight

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Insight briefing 3: The promise of primary - final pilot findings

New evidence from all three waves of Start Small; Dream Big
Changing how we see primary career-related learning
This final report brings together evidence of impact across all three waves of Start Small; Dream Big. The pilot set out to test whether structured career-related learning in primary schools could broaden horizons and aspirations and challenge stereotypes from an early age. Thanks to our partners, Careers Hubs, employers and schools, the pilot has transformed how careers education is delivered in primary schools.
Key findings

Empowering schools and educators
73 % of participating schools now have a formal careers strategy (up from almost none); 60 % have embedded careers into their curriculum, compared to just 17 % at the start. Senior leadership engagement surged from 46 % to 81 % as teachers reported substantial gains in knowledge, skills and confidence.

Broadening pupils' horizons and challenging stereotypes
Pupils developed interest in a wider range of professions beyond the usual favourites. Girls' aspirations in business and finance increased by 31 %, with similar growth in digital, law, and construction. Three-quarters of teachers observed fewer pupils limiting themselves due to gender stereotypes.

Stronger engagement with employers and parents
93 % of participating employers said they will continue to support primary schools. Parent awareness and involvement also rose: more families are having deeper conversations about careers and are more conscious of bias and opportunity.

What we did & who we reached

Schools involved: 1,394 primary schools joined the start of the pilot, mostly in areas of high deprivation or with above-average free school meal (FSM) rates.

Pupils reached: almost 400,000 pupils benefited from their school taking part, with 199,244 receiving a direct employer encounter such as workplace visits, talks and other activities.

Employers: Over 1,000 employers engaged in creating real-world links and opportunities.

Teacher professional development: Delivered in collaboration with Teach First, equipping staff to integrate careers learning within the curriculum and address stereotypes.

Why these results matter
These findings reinforce that early intervention in career-related learning isn't a "nice extra" but a crucial foundation. Where schools were supported with strategies, curriculum alignment, and employer relationships, change was not only possible but durable.

Children exposed to diverse career pathways show greater confidence, expanded aspirations, and less gender stereotyping. Teachers, buoyed by leadership and high-quality training, emerged more confident and intentional. And employers and families joined as partners, reinforcing that what happens in school matters beyond its walls.
Lessons & next steps

Sustained support is essential: The progress in career-related learning (CRL) needs long-term commitment. Many schools started from low baselines; without ongoing resource, training and employer networks, there is a risk of regression.

Role of Careers Hubs: The hub-and-spoke model worked. Hubs facilitated employer linkups, CPD, communities of practice, and local support that schools would struggle to secure alone.

Accessible CPD for educators: Substantial CPD content was rapidly developed and delivered and teachers highlighted the importance of realistic, flexible delivery models to encourage engagement. Building on these insights, CEC will offer accessible CPD to ensure all primary schools - regardless of size or context - can confidently deliver impactful careers education from the earliest years.

Looking forward
As the pilot ends, we at the Careers & Enterprise Company are committed to keeping the momentum. We will be:

Providing free CPD, resources and support for all primary schools through our Digital Academy and Primary Platform.

Leading a National Primary Community of Improvement for Careers Hubs, to share best practice, align strategies, and ensure consistency in quality across regions.

Developing a clear impact model that defines how CRL should look in primary settings, so schools and Hubs can measure progress and build on what works.

Primary career-related learning has been proven: children gain wider career awareness, teachers gain confidence, and schools become more intentional. Now is the time to embed what has been learned so that every child, regardless of background, can dream big.

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Workshops for Schools (Off-the-Peg)

Our in-school curriculum-aligned STEM workshops meet Gatsby Benchmarks and integrate with the Skills Builder Universal Framework. They are designed to be hands-on, engaging, and accessible to a wide range of learners.

- Maritime Engineers: Shipshape (Years 3–6) – 45 minute practical workshop, introducing pupils to Maritime Engineering and career roles, using teamwork and creative STEAM skills

- Roving Robots (Years 3–6) – 30 minute practical workshop using LEGO Spike Prime robots to complete tabletop team challenges, explore STEAM creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork

SEND-adapted versions are available to ensure equal access for all students.

Full information and details on how to book will be provided in early September 2025.

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A day they won't forget!

Rocksteady, the leading UK provider of in-school band lessons, brings the joy of music to thousands of primary schools every week. We would love to give pupils and staff at your school an unforgettable introduction to music with a free rock and pop assembly.

Lasts approx. 40 mins, led by professional musicians

Features live performances of chart-topping songs

Includes guitar, bass, drums, vocals, and keyboard

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We believe music ignites something amazing in all children, from a sense of belonging when playing with peers to a self-belief in what they can achieve, no matter their background or academic ability. That's why Rocksteady has designed our assemblies to be suitable for all pupils in mainstream education including those with SEND and SEMH.

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We believe music ignites something amazing in all children, from a sense of belonging when playing with peers to a self-belief in what they can achieve, no matter their background or academic ability. That's why Rocksteady has designed our assemblies to be suitable for all pupils in mainstream education including those with SEND and SEMH.

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Tech She Can is a charity, working together with industry, government, and schools to improve the ratio of women in technology roles by:

Influencing change

We’re influencing change in the workplace, in schools and colleges, and with government.

Enriching education

We’re educating, equipping and inspiring young people, especially girls, to study technology subjects and choose a career in technology. Tech We Can - our educational resource programme - is completely free for schools. We also inspire young adults - especially girls and women - to consider a future career in technology, by connecting them to relatable role models who have recently started their careers.

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For women to be equal members in creating and developing the new technology businesses, products, and services that shape our world, ensuring technology works for all.

We're on a mission for an equal future

We don't know what the jobs of the future will be, what the workplace will look like, or how major challenges such as climate change and personalised medicine will be tackled by the next generation. But we do know that technological innovations will shape the businesses, products, solutions, infrastructure and services that underpin our world.

We also know that women's creativity and innovations are critical in developing technology that works for all. Tech She Can's mission is to make sure that everyone has the opportunity to participate in developing technology, and for women to play an equal role in how our world works, looks, thinks and feels.

Collaboration is our 'superpower'. We're designing our future together.

What we do

Tech She Can is a charity, working together with industry, government, and schools to improve the ratio of women in technology roles by:

Influencing change

We're influencing change in the workplace, in schools and colleges, and with government.

Enriching education

We're educating, equipping and inspiring young people, especially girls, to study technology subjects and choose a career in technology. Tech We Can - our educational resource programme - is completely free for schools. We also inspire young adults - especially girls and women - to consider a future career in technology, by connecting them to relatable role models who have recently started their careers.

Inspiring

We're influencing change at the individual level, whether in the classroom or in the workplace, inspiring each girl or woman about the possibilities a career in technology could offer

Partnering

We're partnering with organisations such as STEM Ambassadors and Tech Talent Charter to shine a spotlight on the issues and barriers surrounding progress - publishing insights and research, and advocating for change.

Celebrating

We're profiling and celebrating success stories, highlighting inspirational women and organisations that 'get it'.

Leading

We're leading change at the top, working with industry leaders and government to shape new, inclusive education, skills, family, and workplace policies.

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Tech She Can is a charity committed to changing the ratio of women in technology and providing free learning resources to inspire children about a career in technology.

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The Promise of Primary Wave 2 Pilot Insight

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1971 - Insight briefing 2- The promise of primary FINAL

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This is an exciting resource and competition for KS2, designed to help raise career aspirations, challenge stereotyping and put learning into context for the future. The KS2 competition has readymade lesson plans that include career-related learning for your pupils, with the incentive of amazing prizes!

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Introducing the competition

Get started by showing this video to your pupils to introduce them to the NHS and the people that work for it. The video also inspires pupils to enter the competition by creating a piece of artwork or writing that showcases the variety of roles in the NHS. There are exciting prizes to be won!

Find out more by visiting the competition page, or explore the teaching resources below.

Enter the competition

Once your pupils have learnt about the NHS and challenging stereotypes, you're ready to submit their entries! For entry forms and details of the competition (and the prizes!) check out our competition page.

View the competition page

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KS2 careers resources and NHS competition for primary schools

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These KS2 resources for PSHE include a competition where primary schools can win great prizes for their students while learning about NHS careers.

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Early insights on the impact of career-related learning in primary schools from Wave 1 of The Careers & Enterprise Company’s Start Small; Dream Big pilot.

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The Fiver Challenge, from Young Enterprise is a free national enterprise programme providing children, aged 5-11, a highly interactive and fun way of developing core enterprise and financial education skills, including problem solving, confidence, creativity and teamwork.

Running from 1–26 June, The Fiver Challenge, supported by HSBC UK, is a free, national enterprise programme that teachers can run with pupils aged 5–11 to build confidence, creativity and essential life skills. Pupils receive £5 to create and run their own microbusiness, gaining hands-on experience in planning, budgeting, marketing and selling. Schools can win up to £1,000 through competitions running across the four weeks. Teachers are supported with flexible and free, ready-to-use downloadable resources that link across the curriculum. The challenge is Skills Builder Level 3 accredited. Register at www.fiverchallenge.org.uk to get started.

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Tycoon is a national enterprise competition for students aged 6 to 18 across key stages 1-5. Students across the UK are given the opportunity to work in teams to develop and run a business through the support of the Foundation.

The Fiver Challenge, from Young Enterprise is a free national enterprise programme providing children, aged 5-11, a highly interactive and fun way of developing core enterprise and financial education skills, including problem solving, confidence, creativity and teamwork.

Tycoon businesses have access to a good will loan of up to £3,000 per school or college and compete against each other, through a sophisticated Kickstarter style platform. The top student businesses in each key stage are invited to a prestigious awards ceremony hosted by Peter Jones CBE each year.

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Careers and Enterprise Primary Resources

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These free resources have been developed by a range of trusted providers.

They each support different aspects of schools’ career-related learning. If you are unsure where to start, then the quiz provides a starting point to help you reflect on your school’s current strengths and areas for development.

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As part of Primary Futures' Inspiring Aviation project, utilise a variety of classroom resources to help bring roles within the aviation sector to life. Including format guides for planning in-classroom activities with volunteers from the world of work, creative activities for the classroom, and educational guides to the wide-range of jobs possible in the sector.

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People Like Us is a free online resource featuring STEM careers role models and is aimed at students aged 9-14. There are 11 people from ordinary backgrounds featured, talking on camera. All have struggled with challenges at home or school but gone on to find their passion in a STEM job. We believe that there are people here that your students can identify with, and perhaps learn something more about potential careers in STEM. It’s upbeat, easy to use in lessons or for students to access at home and includes films of role model to drag-and-drop into lesson resources.

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Welcome to the British Aerosol Manufacturers Association (BAMA) educational resource about the science of aerosols This educational resource shows how science is applied in the manufacture and use of aerosols. It is suitable for students aged 14-19.

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We’re educating, equipping and inspiring young people, especially girls, to study technology subjects and choose a career in technology. Tech We Can - our educational resource programme - is completely free for schools. We also inspire young adults - especially girls and women - to consider a future career in technology, by connecting them to relatable role models who have recently started their careers.

Virtual Live Lessons and Assemblies are both hosted on Microsoft teams. Assemblies are great for classes, or even whole schools, to join and listen to our qualified teachers. Live Lessons include paper-based tasks and partner discussions, so are best suited to joining from a classroom, rather than an assembly.

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Virtual assemblies are a great way for a whole class - or even a whole school - to join in to celebrate key dates in the school year. Live lessons are interactive, so are best suited to joining from a classroom, rather than an assembly.

Virtual Assemblies & Live Lessons

Our team of qualified teachers design and deliver minute virtual assemblies and live lessons that aim to spark curiosity and inspiration. Each one focuses on a different topic and explores exciting new technology, while also highlighting a range of career opportunities. By attending these live events, children discover different areas of tech and how it's used in our world.

Virtual Assemblies and Live Lessons are both hosted on Microsoft teams. Assemblies are great for classes, or even whole schools, to join and listen to our qualified teachers. Live Lessons include paper-based tasks and partner discussions, so are best suited to joining from a classroom, rather than an assembly.

You can find details of any upcoming events and register here. Or you can enjoy on-demand access to recordings of previous virtual assemblies below.

Subscribe to our newsletter

Sign up here to keep up-to-date with all the latest news from Tech We Can, including when new lessons are released.

By submitting your information, you acknowledge that we may send you Tech She Can related insights that we consider relevant to your interests. Please see our privacy policy for details of why and how we use personal data and your rights (including your right to object and to stop receiving marketing communications from us). To stop receiving marketing communications from us, click on the unsubscribe link in the relevant email received from us or send an email to info@techshecan.org

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Register for Tech We Can Live Lessons and Virtual Assemblies and watch pre-recorded assemblies on demand

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Free classroom resources for teachers. Join us for a series of live assemblies where we talk about now tech is used in a range of different areas and future career opportunities.

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Free innovative resources, samples and competitions many linked with national employers, although not just career based many of the initiatives they offer also include careers education.

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The National Schools Partnership - A Unique Education Network

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The National Schools Partnership is a unique education network, run by the youth engagement agency, We are Futures - providing free teaching resources.

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Developed with teachers, it connects primary schools with diverse workplace volunteers to take part in aspirational activities and talk with children about their jobs. Primary Futures is run in partnership with the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) and the Education and Employers charity, and is part of Inspiring the Future.

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What is Primary Futures?

Primary Futures is a simple and effective way to link learning to the wider world. Developed with teachers, it connects primary schools with diverse workplace volunteers to take part in aspirational activities and talk with children about their jobs.

"We have a far more 'can do' culture in school. Ofsted were also really impressed with the way in which children could talk about the next stage of their learning and how this fits into future careers."John Snell, Headteacher, Welton Primary School, Somerset

Primary Futures is run in partnership with the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) and the Education and Employers charity, and is part of Inspiring the Future.

Why talking with people from a range of jobs at primary-age matters

Children form stereotypes about occupations, careers and pathways from the age of six.⁽¹⁾

Our Starting Early report shows:

Starting aspirations learning at primary-age is key to social mobility

Meeting real-life role models from the world of work increases motivation to learn and challenges stereotypes

Disadvantaged children often benefit the most from activities

Alongside benefiting children's subject learning and soft skills, aspirations activities can support school improvement objectives and pupil needs. These include pupil premium strategies, raising underachievement, and making links with curriculum topics.

What do I get with Primary Futures?

With a strong evidence base developed through working with schools across the country, Primary Futures is free and open to all state schools. Just sign up or log in to:

Use our self-service platform to invite volunteers from different jobs, sectors and career routes to speak with children at your school, virtually or in-person.

Access pre-recorded video sessions for use in the classroom - topics include gender stereotypes, TV and tech, and jobs in the NHS.

Download resources to help plan your own activities or complement awareness initiatives such as World Book Day or Science Week. And see how to connect to the workplace with curriculum topics like civil rights and polar exploration.

Gain bespoke support to help you use the platform and plan your sessions, plus access live or on-demand interactive training for teachers on best practice ideas.

Say hello to Primary Futures

We are a small, friendly team and are here to help! You can:

Safeguarding

We are committed to providing safe and supportive environments for everyone involved in our organisation and the work we do. See more about Safeguarding.

⁽¹⁾ Starting Early: Building the foundations for success

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Primary Futures - inspiring activities to motivate children and bring learning to life by connecting schools with workplace volunteers.

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Website delivered by Creative Island with a collection of Museum visits and workshops available on the Island. Although not all career based many discuss work and jobs and some are self-led visits that can be tailored to your curriculum

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Museum Workshops & Visits - IW Cultural Education Partnership

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Waste and Recycling Outreach Programme run by the IOW Council. Would need to ask to adapt to careers for example with a mention of the different job roles available on the Island

Education centre and outreach

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Find out what happens to your rubbish, community and school activities available to book

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Bring STEM subjects alive with our industry experts

"More than 90% of teachers said engaging with STEM Ambassadors has improved their students' awareness and ambitions in STEM."

STEM Ambassadors help bring STEM subjects alive and provide real-life examples of industry careers, facilitating an invaluable link between schools and industry. They are already proving to be an incredible resource for primary schools across the UK and can be requested to support every element of your STEM curriculum.

STEM Ambassadors make that link really clear between the learning pupils are doing in the classroom and how they will be able to use that in the real world.

Laura Deacon, Head of Science, Pegasus and Orchard Meadow Primary Schools

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Creative Careers at Year 5

Invigorate your classroom by giving your pupils an exciting insight into the film industry.

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Invigorate your classroom by giving your pupils an exciting insight into the film industry.

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From our online store to your doorstep, discover how computer science, state-of-the-art engineering, and incredible people deliver customer orders at Amazon. Aligned to the UK national curriculum, this interactive tour explores how algorithms, machine learning, and more power our fulfilment process. Teacher Toolkit available with facilitation guide, worksheets, certificates, and extension learning opportunities to support students during and after the tour.

For students aged 6-10

Aligned to UK national curriculum (Computing)

Very little preparation required

Up to 45 minutes in duration

No cost

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We are on an ambitious mission to transform the way young people learn by creating a world of experiential learning which connects learning to life and equips them with the knowledge, skills and experience to find their purpose and fulfil their potential.

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Our games help children find their purpose as they explore the mysterious world of work!

The fun way to explore the world of work!

Panjango equips young people with the knowledge, skills and experience to find their purpose and fulfil their potential.

Games that do good

We are a social purpose business so we place just as much importance on our social objectives, as we do our financial ones. We will only develop games that create real, tangible positive outcomes for young people.

We are also committed to reinvesting 10% of our profits into a Panjango education foundation to deliver activities with disadvantaged young people to reduce educational inequality.

"Panjango is a really dynamic organisation pushing the boundaries

of career learning within and beyond the classroom."

Dr. Deirdre Hughes OBE - Chair, National Careers Council England (2012-14)

"Panjango is a powerful, immersive experience which helps young people understand why their learning is important and how it is used in practical settings in the world of work."

Dr Richard Gerver - School Head Teacher of the Year and best-selling education author

"It's my 7th year at Speilwarenmesse (the world's largest toy fayre)

and Panjango is the best idea I've ever seen."

Anna Orleanska - Editor, Branża Dziecięca

"Panjango's games are a fun way for young people to explore

the world of work and their own future prospects."

Jonathan Lightfoot - Manager, Prospects Education Resources

Our Supporters

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Neon helps primary and secondary teachers introduce their students to future STEM careers, raise their aspirations and explore the excitement of engineering and technology through brilliant activities, inspiring case studies and supportive resources.

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Inspire the next generation

IET Education provides STEM resources and activities.

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Our training partner, Tablet Academy, has created a range of support materials to support you with FIRST® LEGO® League, including webinars (register for live participation or watch on-demand) on using the LEGO Education kit within FIRST® LEGO® League, access to virtual 1:1 support and useful short video clips covering the main aspects of running FIRST ® LEGO® League.

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Dance Live! is an exciting event for schools and colleges brought to you by The Guildhall Trust. With a focus on raising aspirations, strengthening health and wellbeing and developing skills for creative career choices, Dance Live! also delivers a range of supportive workshop opportunities for schools. Embracing an ever-evolving digital world and how this is changing the face of modern performance, Dance Live! sees those in KS2-4 and Further Education compete with a choreographed, 7-minute, dance routine, set to the backdrop of a large digital screen, which they also create the content for, with pupils showcasing a range of skills from dance, performance and off-stage technical skills to creative design. There is a cost involved to participate but schools can set up ‘fundraising’ teams and encourage students to learn about careers in Charity work.

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Dance Live! – An exciting dance event for schools and colleges.

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Dance Live! is an exciting event for schools and colleges brought to you by The Guildhall Trust.

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Get ready for two days of discovery, creativity, and hands-on fun at the Solent Primary Schools’ STEM Fair 2027! This high-energy event gives young minds the chance to explore the exciting world of STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) through interactive activities delivered by local businesses.

This event is all about inspiring curiosity and unlocking future possibilities. Students will rotate through a series of exciting stations, working in groups to tackle fun challenges—whether it’s building a toy car, launching rockets, or solving real-world puzzles.

But it’s more than just play—it’s a powerful way to help young people connect the dots between classroom learning and real careers. If they enjoy building a car today, who knows—they might be designing the next electric vehicle tomorrow!

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Solent Primary Schools’ STEM Fair 2026 Day 1 – Schools - EBP South

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