Let Teachers SHINE winner 2024: Sam Tallintire – Mathematical CPD Library

Sam will create online training video resources for maths teachers.

Network of community libraries to be set up across the North following £249,000 SHINE grant

Vocabulous research trial yields very encouraging results

University of Oxford study indicates an “upward trend in pupils’ ability to recognise and use new vocabulary” at schools using Vocabulous. 

Reception-age children making “leaps in progress” thanks to reading project

Children using Boromi experience significant improvement in communication and other key skills

Evaluation finds an average 25 percentage-point change in participants' communication skills during the last school year.

Applications open for Let Teachers SHINE 2024

Teachers could receive up to £25,000 to make their ideas a reality.

New maths website backed by SHINE is boosting numeracy skills

Let Teachers SHINE winners 2023 handed a share of £150,000 to fund their innovative ideas

Let Teachers SHINE winner 2023: Darren Eales – The Mars Rover Project

Let Teachers SHINE winner 2023: Andy Hopkins – Drill and Literacy

Let Teachers SHINE winner: Sam Stenton & Aaron Lewis – A-Level Up

Let Teachers SHINE winner 2023: Hal Eccles – RevisePilot

An educational podcast hosted by students designed to help with their revision.

Let Teachers SHINE winner 2023: Penelope Melville – Mind Wandering Cards

Let Teachers SHINE winner 2023: Jonny Foster – Prodigy

A new website will help GCSE maths and science students by offering them bespoke animated lessons linked to their out-of-school interests.

Let Teachers SHINE winner 2023: Jon Blackbourn – Revise Chemistry with Mr B

Let Teachers SHINE winner 2023: Sean Harris – Crafting a Curriculum with Poverty in Mind

Let Teachers SHINE winner 2023: Sam Slingsby – Numeracy Bridger

Empowering students through storytelling: innovative teacher’s programme ‘The Story Project’ wins third round of funding

Latin and Classics teacher moves to working full-time on Vocabulous, which is taking the education world by storm

Second grant means rekenrek project will help 600 children