Let Teachers SHINE winners 2023 handed a share of £150,000 to fund their innovative ideas
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Let Teachers SHINE winner 2023: Darren Eales – The Mars Rover Project
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Let Teachers SHINE winner 2023: Andy Hopkins – Drill and Literacy
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Let Teachers SHINE winner: Sam Stenton & Aaron Lewis – A-Level Up
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Let Teachers SHINE winner 2023: Hal Eccles – RevisePilot
An educational podcast hosted by students designed to help with their revision.
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Let Teachers SHINE winner 2023: Penelope Melville – Mind Wandering Cards
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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.
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Let Teachers SHINE winner 2023: Jon Blackbourn – Revise Chemistry with Mr B
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Let Teachers SHINE winner 2023: Sean Harris – Crafting a Curriculum with Poverty in Mind
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Let Teachers SHINE winner 2023: Sam Slingsby – Numeracy Bridger
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Town-wide project aims to develop a passion for science among children in Newton Aycliffe
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Home-school partnership aims to improve communication and language skills of Morecambe’s young children
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Innovative approaches to tackling maths anxiety in children and parents: Insights from teachers
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Relationships and communication are key to improving school attendance – Marie Beale
Relationships and communication are key to improving school attendance, says SHINE teacher Marie Beale.
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Dr Helen Rafferty to take on interim CEO role at SHINE
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Deb Shorthouse aims to tackle underachievement in young children through innovative “Family Literacy Project”
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Northern education leaders join SHINE’s Board of Trustees
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Investing in high-quality early years education key to brighter future, says early years expert Dr Lesley Curtis OBE
Dr Lesley Curtis OBE, Headteacher of Everton Nursery School and Family Centre, discusses the importance of investing in high-quality education for children under five.
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