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Women Scientists Almost Absent From GCSE And A-level Specifications, Study Finds

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The researchers found that women had contributed to several major scientific breakthroughs included in the curriculum, yet their achievements were rarely acknowledged in compulsory learning materials.
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Women Scientists Almost Absent From GCSE And A-level Specifications, Study Finds

The researchers found that women had contributed to several major scientific breakthroughs included in the curriculum, yet their achievements were rarely acknowledged in compulsory learning materials.

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Teaching Times broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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