Campaign stats add up to a STEM success

As the curriculum involves all students aged 11 to 14, everyone is given the chance to see whether a career in STEM might be for them.

A major initiative to boost STEM teaching in order to inspire the next generation of scientists, technologists, engineers and mathematicians has been hailed as a significant success, according to a newly published evaluation report.

The STEM Alliance has made major inroads tackling key problems, with one major outcome – The STEM Exchange, which forges direct links between education and industry – having been granted further funding to expand its features and take up.

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Among the notable successes were: More than 1,000 businesses across the country have signed…