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

Let Teachers SHINE winner 2022: Richard Cowie – Reading On Your Head

Let Teachers SHINE winner 2022: Ebrahim Tafti – Arithmagicians

Let Teachers SHINE winner 2022: Rachael Chong – Feed Forward

CEO’s Blog: Taking the long view to tackle the challenges of the move from primary to secondary school

Rather than the onus being on children’s readiness for secondary school, perhaps we should think instead of the readiness of secondary schools to meet children’s needs.

From Urban Scholar to the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

Video: Celebrating the work of innovative teachers across the North

CEO’s Blog: Family Hubs are a step in the right direction

Schools need to be involved from the very beginning in the creation of new Family Hubs, urges SHINE's Fiona Spellman.

Hundreds of schoolchildren to gain a head start in science thanks to £90,000 grant