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Girls in Irish single-sex schools have less access to STEM subjects than those in mixed schools, despite confidence in their abilities.
A new survey by I Wish reveals that girls in single-sex schools in Ireland face significant barriers to STEM education, with 55% reporting limited subject choices—compared to 37% in mixed schools.
Only 5% of girls in all-girls schools had access to construction studies and 6% to engineering, far below rates in mixed schools.
Despite high confidence in their abilities, nearly half of surveyed students reported increased anxiety about math.
The findings highlight disparities in curriculum access and call for urgent action to expand STEM opportunities in all schools.
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Las niñas en las escuelas irlandesas de un solo sexo tienen menos acceso a las materias STEM que las de las escuelas mixtas, a pesar de la confianza en sus habilidades.