Fellow Sip and Share: The Belonging Effect
Join FCCT Hannah Wilson, the Founder of The Belonging Effect and author of Cultivating Belonging in Schools to explore the hot topic of belonging. Hannah Wilson is a Leadership Development consultant, coach and trainer. She is the Co-Founder of #WomenEd and #DiverseEd. She is the Co-Editor of Diverse Educators: A Manifesto and soon to be […]
Thriving in your first year: Behaviour Management
This webinar comes to you as part of a supportive new series from the Chartered College of Teaching, designed for student teachers as they take their first steps into the profession, which can sometimes feel daunting. This session aims to: Explore how effective behaviour management underpins classrooms where all pupils feel safe, engaged and ready […]
The launch of Education at a Glance 2026
Education at a Glance is the OECD’s definitive guide for understanding the state of education worldwide. It provides a comprehensive picture of who participates in education, how systems are funded and organised, and the outcomes they deliver. Bringing together internationally comparable data on educational attainment, enrolment, financing and labour market outcomes, the report equips policymakers […]
Supporting student teachers to thrive with the EASiER Toolkit
A webinar introducing the EASiER Toolkit – Ecological Approaches to Supporting Educator Resilience: Moving beyond the individual teacher. Come along to find out how you might use the EASiER toolkit to support student teachers to thrive on placement and in their future careers. This is a freely available suite of resources which can be used […]
Supporting teachers to thrive with the EASiER Toolkit
A webinar introducing the EASiER Toolkit – Ecological Approaches to Supporting Educator Resilience: Moving beyond the individual teacher. Come along to find out how you might use the EASiER toolkit in your school/in your own practice to support teacher resilience. This is a freely available suite of resources which can be used in different ways […]
Lynn How – SEND on a Shoestring: Inclusion without Breaking the Budget
With budgets stretched and SEND needs increasing, improving provision can sometimes feel as though it comes with an impossible price tag. But some of the most powerful changes we can make for children and young people don’t cost very much at all. In this practical session, Lynn will explore how schools can strengthen SEND and […]
Considering the potential for a Tutoring Guarantee for England and the role of schools (Secondary)
A growing coalition of education organisations, convened by Public First and the philanthropy Impetus, is exploring the case for a state-funded Tutoring Guarantee to helps schools and colleges use high-quality tutoring to close the attainment gap. Our plan is to launch a campaign in early 2027, to influence manifestos for the next general election. Despite […]
Considering the potential for a Tutoring Guarantee for England and the role of schools (Primary)
A growing coalition of education organisations, convened by Public First and the philanthropy Impetus, is exploring the case for a state-funded Tutoring Guarantee to helps schools and colleges use high-quality tutoring to close the attainment gap. Our plan is to launch a campaign in early 2027, to influence manifestos for the next general election. Despite […]
Insights to Inclusion: From intervention to everyday practice
From intervention to everyday practice: building educator capacity to support young children’s language In this webinar, Dr Sandra Mathers and Wendy Lee will explore what we can learn from Talking Time, a preschool early language programme recently evaluated in a large EEF-funded trial. Children made an average of one month’s additional progress in language development, […]
Guided Tours of Education Evidence Platforms: Exploring the OECD Education GPS
Where do you start when you need evidence on an education challenge? With so much information available, finding relevant and trustworthy evidence is not always easy. That’s why the OECD is launching a new webinar series, Guided Tours of Education Evidence Platforms. Each session offers a practical introduction to a leading platform and how to […]
Engaging Effectively with Evidence: Integrating a Culture of Research Engagement as part of your CPD Approach
A culture of research engagement across your school grows when leaders allow staff the opportunity to explore and apply evidence as part of their everyday practice and when teachers have the autonomy to experiment in their classrooms. This session will explore how to embed research within your whole-school CPD approach where research meaningfully informs practice. […]
Thriving in your first year: Classroom Routines
This webinar comes to you as part of a supportive new series from the Chartered College of Teaching, designed for student teachers as they take their first steps into the profession, which can sometimes feel daunting. This session aims to: Explore how setting clear, consistent classroom routines creates engaging and inclusive learning environments. Discuss what […]
How to stay well when the work’s never done: practical strategies for teachers
The start of a new academic year is the perfect opportunity to establish habits that support your wellbeing before the demands of the term begin to build. Join Education Support for this practical, evidence-based webinar designed specifically for teachers and education staff. Whether you’re new to the profession or an experienced educator, you’ll gain a […]
Trust, accountability, and respect for difference: Insights from UNESCO’s Happy Schools Framework
This webinar comes to you as the final part of our series, partnered with UNESCO to explore their Why the World Needs Happy Schools report, placing a spotlight on each of the four pillars. In this session, we will discuss the Principles pillar, examining how trust, accountability, respect for difference, and creative autonomy create the […]
The Parents Promise – ‘Separation in Education’ Webinar
Helping education professionals support children at school when parents separate. Join our ‘Separation in Education’ Webinar, hosted by the Parents Promise. Did you know that in the average UK classroom, at least one child is likely experiencing parental separation today? Hosted by founder of the Parents Promise, James Hayhurst, divorce expert and co-founder of Separate Space, […]
Beyond the rankings: Why PISA matters in a changing world
How do education systems prepare young people for a rapidly changing world? How do countries understand whether students are developing the relevant knowledge, skills and attitudes needed to navigate scientific information, technological change and complex global challenges? And why does international comparative evidence on student learning continue to matter? This curtain raiser webinar for the […]
Do we have the data we need to make sense of education?
Speakers will debate how the education system could make better use of the data it collects, and fill the gaps that existing data leave. This event is organised by ESRC Education Research Programme.
Careers Education in England: Understanding the updated statutory guidance
Join Nicola Hall, Director of Education at The Careers & Enterprise Company, for a national broadcast to follow the release of the updated statutory guidance for careers guidance and access for education and training providers in England. This webinar will provide a high-level overview of the guidance and explore the key developments that will shape […]
Using the NIoT Evidence Portal to design inclusive professional learning
As the evidence base on teacher development continues to grow, many leaders and professional development leads face a familiar challenge: not access to research, but making sense of it in ways that are meaningful for their context. This session will introduce the NIoT Evidence Portal, a free resource that brings together research and professional insight […]
Rethinking Curriculum – Why Creative Thinking and Skills are not just a ‘nice to have’ and are essential for our young learners
Creative thinking is the engine of deep learning, adaptability, and future readiness. This panel brings together leading academics, school leaders, and classroom practitioners to explore why creative skills are not an optional enrichment but a core entitlement for every child. Across sectors, employers consistently highlight the need for creative problem‑solving, collaboration, and adaptability,the very capacities […]