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flag A UK poll reveals 25% of children aged 10–14 see STEM careers as mainly for boys, despite girls’ strong interest and a new initiative to boost their participation.

flag A new poll of 1,000 children aged 10 to 14 shows one in four still see STEM careers as mainly for boys, with only 1% viewing them as “girls’ jobs,” despite 75% of girls expressing interest. flag Forty percent of girls have never attended a coding club, revealing a participation gap. flag Girls are more likely to value passion in their work, while boys prioritize earning potential. flag Jaguar Land Rover launched ‘Create Possible,’ a free online platform with curriculum-aligned lessons and real-world insights, to boost STEM engagement, especially among girls, and address the growing UK skills gap in science, technology, engineering, and math.

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