How Schools North East is bringing teachers together during difficult times

Face-to-face contact between staff, pupils and parents pays dividends for Manchester high school during lockdown

Let Teachers SHINE winner is one of UK’s top 25 ‘trailblazers’

Covid-19 response has demonstrated importance of communication and community

Schools can take away some important lessons from the coronavirus outbreak, says headteacher Janice Allen from Falinge Park High School in Rochdale.

Project for reluctant readers reaching many more children as it’s adapted for home learning

A video message to all school staff on Thank a Teacher Day

Let Teachers SHINE winner offers antidote to boring maths worksheets

The training (and fundraising) goes on says SHINE marathon man Saul

"I think now is more important than ever to recognise the great work of our charities. The current situation makes me more resolute to raise awareness and donations for SHINE."

Our schools are at the heart of the community and the go-to in times of crisis

Many schools now offer support that extends far beyond the classroom and at this time of crisis, they have demonstrated their value like never before.

Why being small and local can be a strength when trying to reach families during lockdown

Anna-Louise Van De Merwe, national director of the Foundation Years Trust, explains how her small charity has moved quickly to adapt to the lockdown.

We will recover – and we’ll emerge stronger on the other side

If we can make them laugh they get to see a different side to us – how one primary school has responded to lockdown

Priority during lockdown should be children’s happiness

Teaching platform Spelling Beats to be offered free to children during coronavirus outbreak

Queen’s Award for Times Tables Rock Stars

CEO Blog: Responding to COVID-19

Chatta Club offering families a helping hand during coronavirus outbreak

Coronavirus update

SHINE and LbQ making a difference in North East classrooms

VIDEO: Maths whiz Abdullah, a true Times Tables Rock Star