Kim Biddulph, Engagement Projects Manager from Engineering UK, chats to STEM Community Manager Tim Bradbury about their Climate Schools programme. This aims to help students aged 11-14 explore solutions to climate change and features free lesson plans, activities and resources.

This episode is a takeover from the National Centre for Computing Education (NCCE) discussing classroom management in primary and secondary computing settings for ECTs and ITTs.

Teachers Adam Gibson and Martin Sexton are joined by Daljit Shokur and Niall Martin from Teach First and Tracy Chamberlain from NCCE to discuss challenges, solutions and ideas covering everything from missing or damaged equipment to engaging young people in computing.

Every young person deserves a great science education, empowering them to explore, question, and understand the natural world. It cultivates critical thinking, problem-solving, and curiosity, essential for innovation and decision-making, and prepares them to tackle global challenges, from climate change to healthcare, ensuring a brighter, more sustainable future.

In this episode we are joined by Mark Langley, Chris Catto and Tracey Baxter to discuss what the benchmarks are, why and how to implement them in your educational setting. https://www.stem.org.uk/science-leadership-benchmarkshttps://community.stem.org.uk/