Let Teachers SHINE Winner 2026: Matthew Harper-Duffy – Local History Hub
A primary school teacher is tapping into local history to help pupils build confidence, connection, and stronger skills of reading and writing.
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A primary school teacher is tapping into local history to help pupils build confidence, connection, and stronger skills of reading and writing.
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Pioneering Head of Science is developing an automated AI platform to help absent students catch up on lessons they have missed and stay on track with their learning.
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Against the inspiring backdrop of Manchester Art Gallery, SHINE recently welcomed teachers, supporters, funders and partners for an evening dedicated to one of the most powerful tools for transforming young lives: reading
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With £60,000 in new funding, Amy How is scaling up her rekenrek programme to help pupils build stronger foundations in mathematics.
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With the opening of the new IntoUniversity Hartlepool Centre this month, a major piece of a long-term plan for the town’s young people has fallen into place.
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Pennywell Fellowship is a bold, school-led partnership designed to tackle entrenched disadvantage
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Raksha Pattni appointed to the Board of the Partnership which already has strong links with SHINE
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SHINE CEO Fiona Spellman responds to the Government’s 'Our Place to Give' philanthropy strategy
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Project designed to transform attitudes to maths, boost family engagement and raise attainment
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Programme will support pupils from Year 6 to Year 9 through a character education approach
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Second annual independent evaluation into Bradford schools project published
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More than 50 teachers and senior school leaders from schools across Sunderland take part in SHINE Sunderland event.
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At a J.P. Morgan lunch in Manchester, SHINE CEO Fiona Spellman argues that philanthropy can be the risk capital of social progress.
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This year's finalists have devised projects spanning maths, English, science, cross-curricular learning and early years education
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David's family have chosen to support a SHINE reading project in his memory
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SHINE's response to Government plans to reform Pupil Premium funding and improve support for children living with sustained disadvantage.
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FutureReady Sunderland is a five-year careers education programme for students aged 11–18, designed to prepare them for the world of work.
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"Unless children experience reading as something meaningful and enjoyable, they are unlikely to choose to do it."
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New city-wide literacy initiative to be led by the Northern Education Trust (NET)
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Houghton le Spring school awarded £181,284 by SHINE Sunderland
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