Northern education leaders join SHINE’s Board of Trustees

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.

Unlocking the power of words: Everton Nursery School pioneers initiative to empower young minds

SHINE’s new chair, Raksha Pattni, sets out her vision for the charity

Listening to and learning from our grantee partners

SHINE worked with the Center for Effective Philanthropy on a Grantee Perception Report to gain feedback from our grantees to help us improve

Boromi overcomes COVID challenges to stay committed to improving early childhood development

Revolutionising education: teacher’s innovative Chatta method helps disadvantaged children excel

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

CEO’s Blog: Reflections on 2022

SHINE's Fiona Spellman takes a look back at another challenging year for education and expresses her continued admiration for teachers.

Roy’s game adds up to a great success

Second grant means rekenrek project will help 600 children

Applications open for Let Teachers SHINE with grants of up to £25,000 available

Roy Clutterbuck – Lampogo 3

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

An open letter to the Conservative leadership candidates

SHINE urges Conservative leadership candidates to make fixing the north-south education divide an economic priority

OPPORTUNITY: New Trustee to help inform our grant-making strategy and decisions

Let Teachers SHINE winners 2022 handed a share of £100,000 to fund their innovative ideas

Let Teachers SHINE winner 2022: Vacaas Zaman – STEM buggy project

Let Teachers SHINE winner 2022: Estelle Bellamy – WIKI Bookmarks