The Research Schools Network is a collaboration of 33 schools across England, supported by the Education Endowment Foundation. The aim of the Research Schools Network is to support schools to break the link between family income and education attainment through evidence-based teaching.

Research Schools work with schools in their local area to help them access, understand and apply the latest research evidence. A full list of Research Schools is available here.

Research Schools act as a source of information, as well as providing training and advice to support effective practice across the curriculum and improve outcomes for all children and young people. The Research Schools Network website provides access to:

• Blogs exploring key approaches and their effective implementation.
• Online and in-person training opportunities.
• Clips from the Classroom, a series of short videos of practitioners modelling specific approaches in a real classroom setting with pause points offering questions for reflection and links to further reading.

Cost: Access to the website is free. Prices for training vary, with free and ticketed events.

About the Education Endowment Foundation: The EEF was set up in 2011 by The Sutton Trust as a lead charity in partnership with Impetus Trust, with additional funding from the Department for Education. Together with The Sutton Trust, the EEF is the government-designated What Works Centre for Education.