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National Storytelling Week 2026

17 January 2026

In 2026, we will be celebrating National Storytelling Week from Monday 2 February to Sunday 8 February with FREE online events running on Tuesday 3 and Wednesday 4 February 2026. The events will be…

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Video: The Marking Reality Check

14 January 2026

Does marking actually make a difference to student outcomes? Let's find out what teachers think – and whether the research agrees with them. InnerTapp explore the disconnect between policy and…

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Flexible working

3 January 2026

Flexible working is no longer a “nice to have” or a problem to solve – it’s a strategic imperative.  Want to recruit the best employees? Be flexible. Want to reduce…

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Webinar: High quality talk

2 December 2025

How can we use talk as an effective learning tool, and at the same time improve the quality of pupils’ speaking? This webinar session from Greenshaw Research School will examine…

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Why learning to count is more complex than you think

27 November 2025

In this podcast explore why learning to count is more complex than simply reciting 'one, tow, three'. Drawing on classic work from Piaget and Gellman and Gallistel, alongside more recent…

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National Year of Reading 2026

24 November 2025

Earlier this year, the DfE announced that a UK-wide National Year of Reading would be launching in 2026. The theme is 'Go All In' - inspiring people across the nation…

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Let Teachers SHINE grant and support

21 November 2025

Let Teachers SHINE offers grants of up to £25,000 over two years to help teachers test and refine early-stage ideas that could boost attainment. Each year, from October to January,…

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Teacher rehearsal resistance

16 November 2025

Most schools know that rehearsal - where we practise outside the classroom - is a powerful way to improve teaching. But not all of us are doing it. Find out…

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A best practice guide to teaching oracy skills in the primary school

12 November 2025

Everyone is talking about oracy, but how can primary schools develop children’s oracy skills and what does best practice actually look like? This free 21-page supplement takes a deep dive…

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Five principles for teaching grammar

11 October 2025

This free online session from the Greenshaw Research School will draw upon evidence from cognitive science to outline how to teach grammar effectively, and will explore how pupils and teachers…

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Free AI in education report

11 September 2025

AI in education has advanced rapidly over the past year, but teachers remain divided on its role in the classroom. The rapid rise of artificial intelligence has sparked excitement, uncertainty…

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Two in five teachers feel they’re ‘cheating’ when using AI

5 September 2025

More than two in five teachers feel like they are “cheating” when using Artificial Intelligence (AI) for core teaching tasks, a new survey has found. A YouGov survey commissioned by EdTech…

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