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You’ve heard of the manosphere - but what about the risks of the femosphere?

While national conversations have drawn attention to the dangers of boys being exposed to online misogyny, the harmful influence of the ‘femosphere’ and the ‘pink pill’ philosophy on girls has been growing unnoticed, finds Zofia Niemtus

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8 July 2026

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Teaching & Learning

You’ve heard of the manosphere - but what about the risks of the femosphere?

You’ve heard of the manosphere - but what about the risks of the femosphere?

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Secondary

What not to say to students experiencing exam stress

Why children stop enjoying maths in Year 7

Why group work is growing in US and Swedish maths classrooms

Primary

The myth about Ofsted, the DfE and early writing

Why confidence matters as much as knowledge in Year 6 Sats

Why traditional school mental health support fails in high-need areas

General

How to stop students with SEND from becoming Neet

Why limits are good for learning - and too much freedom isn’t

3 ways to use the World Cup in your lessons

Early Years

3 critical shifts for SEND reform success in EYFS

The 6 essentials of primary transition planning

What neuroscience tells us about teaching young children

Specialist Sector

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