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Fearless Women in Computing: Highlights from the Headlines
What our attendees had to say
See what our attendees had to say about our third annual event inspiring over 500 girls from 16 schools across 8 Scottish councils. This testimonial wall was created by Mr Walker, who played an instrumental role in organising this year’s event, bringing together schools, industry partners, and campaigners to inspire the next generation of girls in tech.
The featured page highlights Scottish Teachers Advancing Computing Science, showcasing testimonials and stories from educators who are driving change in computing education across Scotland. It includes insights on why early engagement matters, the challenges of gender imbalance, and the positive impact of initiatives like Fearless Women in Computing.
Girls offered access code to computing
Published in the Edinburgh Evening News Friday, November 7, 2025
St George’s School is taking a leading role in inspiring girls to pursue careers in Computing Science. Through the Fearless Women in Computing event, pupils from across Scotland experience hands-on workshops, robotics demos, and meet industry innovators. This initiative addresses the urgent need for more women in tech and highlights the school’s commitment to building confidence in computing from an early age.
600 Edinburgh girls gather to address the gender gap in Computing Science
Published in The NEN- North Edinburgh News, November 12, 2025
St George’s School hosted the third annual Fearless Women in Computing event, welcoming 600 pupils from 15 schools across Edinburgh and beyond. The day featured hands-on workshops, robotics demos, and insights from leading tech companies, all aimed at inspiring girls to explore careers in Computing Science and STEM.
Teacher calls for urgent action on gender gap in computing science as Edinburgh school prepares to host tech event
Published in Future Scot, November 6, 2025
St George’s School will host its third annual Fearless Women in Computing event, welcoming girls from P6 to S6 across Edinburgh for a day of hands-on tech experiences. With over 20 leading organisations involved including IBM, The National Robotarium, and the University of Edinburgh the event aims to tackle the gender gap in Computing Science and showcase the exciting opportunities in STEM.
