Research Schools
We work with all three Research Schools to champion the use of evidence and improve teaching and learning, with a focus on socio-economically disadvantaged children and young people.
Find out more about the research schools network.
Greenshaw High School is one of 39 research schools across the country (including associate research schools) which are funded by the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) with the main aim of leading the way in supporting teachers to use evidence-based practice in their teaching.
The research schools collaborate to devise professional development based on empirical evidence of what works and ‘best bets’. This means that Greenshaw has access to the most up-to-date research and is at the forefront in disseminating this and supporting the interpretation of evidence to other schools across London and the South East.
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London South Research School is based at Charles Dickens Primary School, London.
Fluency Focus Pilot: Teaching Fluency to Bridge the Gap
Charles Dickens Research School works collaboratively with schools in South London and the South East to bring education research to life, by joining up theory and practice.
Charles Dickens has a track record of evidence-informed practice and of working with schools to use research to secure the best outcomes for children, both academically and through their creative, social and emotional development. They have particular expertise in curriculum development, pupil premium, supporting pupils with autism and feedback and marking.
