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Pioneering Women’s Education in Scotland Engender blog Guest Post: Pioneering Women’s Education in Scotland Educational access is still a matter that unfairly affects girls all over the world from living safely and

Pioneering Women’s Education in Scotland Engender blog Guest Post: Pioneering Women’s Education in Scotland Educational access is still a matter that unfairly affects girls all over the world from living safely and

Gender stereotyping from a very early age has an impact on the decisions that girls and boys make about subject and career choice, ultimately leading girls towards lower paid and undervalued work.

to the Scottish Parliament Education and Culture Committee Call for Evidence on Scotland’s Educational and Cultural Future Jul 30, 2014: Engender's response to the Scottish Parliament Education and Culture Committee call for

sex and relationships education for disabled young women and girls is also almost entirely absent from mainstream and specialist education. We therefore recommended that “Scottish Government, Education Scotland and local

Care and childcare – both paid and unpaid - are key issues of women’s inequality in Scotland.

sex and relationships education for disabled young women and girls is also almost entirely absent from mainstream and specialist education. We therefore recommended that “Scottish Government, Education Scotland and local

Women in Scotland earn less than men, and are more likely than men to be in part-time or precarious work.

inclusive and quality education. However, we know that’s not yet a reality here in Scotland. Segregation and gender stereotyping in education continues to limit equal opportunities for women and girls, and creates a context of

on Disability , Pearson Education, Harlow UK FINKELSTEIN, V (1993) The Commonality of Disability, Disabling Barriers – Enabling Environments ed. by Swain, J, Finkelstein, V, French, S an Oliver M, London: Sage, p9-16 FRENCH, S