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Britain is to take international action in an attempt to shut down a Russian website that is streaming images from webcams in the UK. The streams include those taken from baby monitors, bedroom cameras and CCTV from gyms. The website streams live feeds from webcams around the world, including a gym in Manchester, a bedroom in Birmingham, and an office ... Read More »

An English teacher from Norfolk has banned the word ‘banter’ from his classroom after he found pupils were using the word to legitimise bullying. Mike Stuchberry, who is originally from Australia, believed that students were using the term to brush off incidents of bullying, saying it was “just banter.” Mr. Stuchberry, who teaches at Lynn Grove High School in Great ... Read More »

Looking for inspiration for your working future? You’ll find it, all under one roof at the Skills Show 2014 – the nation’s largest skills and careers event, held at the National Exhibition Centre (NEC) in Birmingham from 13-15 November. Come along to this major event and be one of the 75,000 visitors exploring the world of apprenticeships, further education and skills, ... Read More »

Education secretary, Nicky Morgan has urged students to choose STEM subjects over humanities in order to get ahead in the job market. Addressing the ‘Your Life’ campaign, Nicky Morgan declared, “If you didn’t know what you wanted to do… then the arts and the humanities were what you chose because they were useful, we were told, for all kinds of ... Read More »

Females in STEM is a key topic in our upcoming issue of Moving On. In our next issue nuclear fusion physicist, Dr Melanie Windridge talks to us about the importance of getting more females involved in the study of STEM subjects and into great STEM related careers. Check out her newsreel here   For more articles on females in STEM careers ... Read More »