In the wake of new research commissioned by L’Oréal revealing that over half of older teens are ready to rule out a career in science, we are delighted to announce…
…Dana Galili, Research Associate Medical Research Council’s Laboratory of Molecular Biology and Isabel Napper, a Technology Lawyer. We were delighted to partner with Form the Future to run the Inspiring…
…a range of pre-recorded resources with accompanying learning activities aimed at KS1 through to KS4 students which schools can instantly download for free. ‘Budding Futures – Tackling Gender Stereotypes’ for KS1/Y3 (5-8 year-olds) who meet a…
…specific groups of students. For example, developing communication skills with year 8 and 9 students and as a motivational speakers for students in year 11. We have also used speakers…
…The Inspiring the Future campaign makes it easy for schools and volunteers from all industry sectors to connect with each other through a free, secure website. Volunteers commit as little…
…and degree Understand the latest research on apprenticeships – including best practice of schools with proven abilities to support young people into apprenticeships. Wider understanding of free support available to…
… Visit the Inspiring the Future Australia website to learn more about the campaign and explore all the exciting opportunities coming with Inspiring the Future. When…
…a look at volunteers further afield, you can easily increase the radius of your search or tick the box ‘Virtual volunteers’ on the bottom left of the search page. You…
…Future stays free for schools and colleges. Does using Inspiring the Future cost anything? No, Inspiring the Future is completely free for state schools and colleges. What type of activities can my school/…
…your activity? You can book a free planning call with our team – feel free to get in touch. Log in to start planning Sign up for free…
