Charles Tracy, Head of Education, Institute of Physics, UK
Laura Childs, Senior Policy Adviser, Institute of Physics, UK
As the professional body for physics in the UK and Ireland, the role of the Institute of Physics (IOP) is to create the conditions for physics to thrive. A substantial part of our work is aimed at improving both the overall numbers and the diversity of young people taking physics. We are doing this through our Limit Less campaign and through improving access to high-quality physics teaching in all schools (IOP, 2020a).
The biggest single influence on the likelihood of a student continuing with a subject is the quality of teaching that they experience. Therefore, we have set ourselves the challenge of ensuring that every school pupil has access to a specialist physics teacher and that those teachers are given an entitlement to develop as professionals.
In our work we have engaged with teachers from across a wide range of subjects, developing an understanding o
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