
TDT comments on the 2025 Spending Review
A Spending Review is a chance to set out both a longer-term vision for the country but also an obligation to provide tangible detail on how it will be achieved. It is governing in both poetry and prose.

A Spending Review is a chance to set out both a longer-term vision for the country but also an obligation to provide tangible detail on how it will be achieved. It is governing in both poetry and prose.

In the first part of this blog reflecting on the importance of the first five years, Hannah Tyreman, Teacher Development Trust, shares how experiences in the first five years of a child’s life can significantly determine their future.

The latest CPD statistics from SchoolDash shows a challenging picture in terms of spend on professional development by schools in England.

Curiosity, concepts and the power of story – unleashing expert teaching through curriculum in our schools and trusts In this

Five years on from the publication of Unleashing Great Teaching, co-author David Weston considers the CPD landscape in schools, the

Teacher Development Trust (TDT) has collaborated with the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) to produce a new free guide for school leaders

Technology in schools can unlock great potential in schools. The secret is making sure that the tech is a real solution to staff problems

Extraordinary Leaders, Empowered Staff, Expert Schools The theme of TDTs Annual National Conference this year is Unleashing Great Teaching: working

Teaching is in a crisis of morale, recruitment and retention, so policy ideas to try and tackle this are particularly

A research review from the Education Endowment Foundation reveals some promising angles for school leaders to try and address the

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