We believe in working in partnership to share the best research evidence on teaching and learning, so that teachers can improve their practice and school leaders can make evidence informed decisions, to improve student outcomes.
We work closely with The Centre for Evidence Informed Teaching, based at Huntington School, in York, which runs the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) funded research project, The RISE (Research-leads Improving Students’ Education) Project, in collaboration with Professor Rob Coe, Stuart Kime and Durham University.
Find out more about The Centre
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