A shocking 25% of youngsters still believe that STEM - science, tech, engineering or maths - jobs are more suitable for boys. A survey of 1,000 children aged between 10 and 14 found that only one per cent considered them as 'girls' jobs'.

The study also revealed that 40% of girls never attend coding clubs, yet 75% would consider a job in the STEM field.

Interestingly, girls are slightly more likely to want a career they love compared to boys (60% vs 56%). However, boys were more interested in the earning potential of a career (49% vs 43%).

The research was commissioned by Jaguar Land Rover, which has launched 'Create Possible', a free online education platform.

Morgan Gore, Schools Engagement Lead for the car manufacturer, said: "Teachers face real pressures in preparing students for a

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