Just came across this on BBC News and honestly, kind of sounds like a game-changer… Schools in Lancashire are rolling out MEGA Hubs, a new initiative that’s teaching students AI, cybersecurity, machine learning, and even esports. This doesn’t seem to be just some side project – every secondary school in the county is getting access, along with extra-curricular days.
It’s backed by £550,000 in funding too, and the goal is clearly to give kids real-world digital skills that match what employers are actually looking for. Instead of just learning about STEM in theory, students will be working with cutting-edge tech as part of their regular education.
The IN4 Group (one of the key players behind this) says they’re focused on making sure all kids (no matter their background) get a shot at a future in tech. The whole thing runs until 2026, and if it works, it could seriously change the way digital education is approached in the UK.
Feels like a rare win for the education system. If this had been around when we were in school, would you have jumped on it?
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Just came across this on BBC News and honestly, kind of sounds like a game-changer… Schools in Lancashire are rolling out MEGA Hubs, a new initiative that’s teaching students AI, cybersecurity, machine learning, and even esports. This doesn’t seem to be just some side project – every secondary school in the county is getting access, along with extra-curricular days.
It’s backed by £550,000 in funding too, and the goal is clearly to give kids real-world digital skills that match what employers are actually looking for. Instead of just learning about STEM in theory, students will be working with cutting-edge tech as part of their regular education.
The IN4 Group (one of the key players behind this) says they’re focused on making sure all kids (no matter their background) get a shot at a future in tech. The whole thing runs until 2026, and if it works, it could seriously change the way digital education is approached in the UK.
Feels like a rare win for the education system. If this had been around when we were in school, would you have jumped on it?