Black History: Black People in STEM Poster from Hope Education

This A2 poster highlights the significant contributions of Black British individuals in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, making it an inspiring and educational addition to classroom displays. Designed for Key Stage 2 and 3, it supports curriculum learning around diversity, history, and STEM role models.

This wall chart celebrates the remarkable achievements of Black British individuals in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Historically, it was challenging for Black individuals, especially women, to pursue careers in science or mathematics due to a lack of recognition and celebration of their skills. Fortunately, times have changed, and this display illustrates the transformative journey where recognition and celebration now empower those determined to excel in STEM.

In collaboration with Gaverne Bennett, a respected teacher and creator of The Guardian Black History Timeline, we've curated a captivating collection of Black History display materials. Among these resources is this enlightening A2 poster that showcases ancient STEM discoveries and the contributions of Black British Pioneers in STEM.

With its vibrant visuals and thoughtfully arranged information, it aims to inspire children, sparking their curiosity and prompting further questions and investigations. Together, educators and learners can explore the stories of pioneers such as John Edmonstone, Alan Powell Goffe, Prof Nira Chamberlain OBE, and Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock MBE.

• Suitable for ages 4 years and above

• Ideal for Key Stage 2 & 3 classrooms

• Single A2 poster

• Features notable Black British pioneers in STEM

• Bright, engaging visuals to prompt discussion