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

Let Teachers SHINE winner 2022: Jonny Foster – Prodigy

Let Teachers SHINE winner 2022: Rachel Major – STEAM Scouts

Let Teachers SHINE winner 2022: Sarah Eggington – STEM Busy Bags