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Sage uses rugby to help disadvantaged children tackle tech gap

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Sage, a leader in accounting, financial, HR, and payroll technology for small and medium-sized businesses, has launched an interactive school sports…

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The Northern Echo

Sage uses rugby to help disadvantaged children tackle tech gap

Sage, a leader in accounting, financial, HR, and payroll technology for small and medium-sized businesses, has launched an interactive school sports…

2 days ago·County Durham, United Kingdom

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Bdaily Business News

Sage uses rugby to tackle STEM inequality

A new initiative is using the power of rugby and technology to bridge the STEM education gap in Sunderland and South Tyneside. Newcastle-headquartered international software firm Sage, in partnership with portable and Newcastle Rugby Foundation, has expanded its 'Tackling Insights' programme to support disadvantaged pupils struggling to meet national STEM standards. Currently…

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IT Supply Chain

Bridging the STEM Gap: Sage Uses Rugby to Tackle Science, Technology, Engineering, & Maths Education Inequality - IT Supply Chain

By Sage The post Bridging the STEM Gap: Sage Uses Rugby to Tackle Science, Technology, Engineering, & Maths Education Inequality appeared first on IT Supply Chain.

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Newcastle’s Sage uses rugby as educational bridge – Northern Financial Review

Sage Group plc, the Newcastle-based FTSE 100 global software business, announced it is taking action to bridge the educational gap in Sunderland and South Tyneside with an interactive school sports and technology programme. Sage sells accounting, financial, HR, and payroll technology for small and medium-sized businesses. The firm said its initiative comes at a crucial time for the region, where “educational inequalities are holding back the nex…

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