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Impact & Reach

1,525

scientist participations

38,564

children-scientist connections

51%

of children met a scientist for the first time*

*2024/25 School Year

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Success story

From student to scientist - How the inspired became inspiring

"It gave me the confidence to believe that what I wanted to do was possible."

- Tiago Alves

Programme Impact

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specific scientific

words

Pre-Workshop

Post-Workshop

scientific

stereotypes

After taking part in the programme, children have a more accurate and inclusive perception of science and scientists. Comparing pre and post-workshop, there is a 30% decrease in the presence of words associated with scientific stereotypes, such as 'crazy', 'explosion', and 'lab coat'.

Pre-Workshop

What are the first three words that come to mind when you think of SCIENCE?

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                                'Einstein'                     'Fleming'                       'Pasteur'

Post-Workshop

What are the first three words that come to mind when you think of SCIENCE?

Post_Workshop_Scientist_Related_Words

                                'Einstein'                         'Myself'                       'Pasteur'

There is also an increase in children's self-confidence regarding their future, starting to believe that 'if I want to, I can be a scientist'.

Although with a focus on science literacy in children, our programmes have been known to
inspire children and scientists alike. After delivering a Native Scientists workshop, scientists have started libraries in schools and created interdisciplinary research projects.

Data pertaining to the 2023/24 School Year

Implementation Quality

98%

of scientists rate the experience as "very good" or "excellent"

97%

of teachers recommend the programmes

Data pertaining to the 2024/25 School Year

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Testimonial

Child

"School is fun… but now with science is even more. I didn't even know that the DNA has letters!"

—  Anonymous

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