New record year for 'e for education' We're delighted to announce that Teach First will benefit from a funding boost of over £676,000 following another record-breaking 'e for education' campaign.
Our next chapter When it comes to a fairer society, education is critical. We’ve taken great strides in the last 16 years, working in partnership with others to improve it in the UK.
Teach First appoints Caroline Carr to Board of Trustees Teach First has appointed Caroline Carr, Chief Human Resources Officer for the private equity firm, Permira, as the newest member of its Board of Trustees.
DfE announces investment in North East The Department for Education has announced new funding and efforts to support and champion education in the North East.
Britain at a crossroads In England today, there is one teacher leaving the profession for every one that joins. Against this backdrop, the number of secondary pupils is rising rapidly, and not enough people are joining teacher training routes: last year, the number of trainees recruited was 20% below target.
Our next chapter The UK faces an unprecedented demand for teachers. One teacher is leaving for every new one joining the profession. This challenge is set to grow with an additional 400,000 secondary schools pupils entering schools by 2027 - more than the number of secondary pupils in London today.
Leading Together 2018 This week sees the publication of our policy paper “Leading Together: when it comes to school leadership, the whole works".
Gender pay gap report Teach First is working towards a day when no child’s educational success is limited by their background.
Network development and Ambassadors Last month Russell Hobby shared the headlines of our new strategy , focusing on: Getting more great teachers to where they’re needed the most Strengthening school leadership so schools and teachers
“You’ve done it Miss, you’re making learning fun.” Like anyone, Zoe had doubts about giving up the career she’d invested so much in. But it turned out her skills were surprisingly transferable. Once she realised how much she enjoyed the interaction
A job with "happy stories, rather than sad ones." “For a while, I had the nickname of DC Death, because every time I had a night shift, someone got murdered”.
Being a school governor "I'm really enjoying being a governor. It's a great way to put my educational knowledge to good use, allows me to stay connected to schools and is allowing me to develop skills that will be useful
An Introduction to Teach First: Young professionals & career changers: January Wed 16 January 2019, 18:30 - 20:30 Teach First Head Office
An Introduction to Teach First: Young professionals & career changers: Jan Wed 30 January 2019, 18:30 - 20:30 Teach First Head Office
An Introduction to Teach First: Young professionals & career changers: Feb Wed 13 February 2019, 18:30 - 20:30 Teach First Head Office
London Landmarks Half Marathon Sun 24 March 2019, 09:00 - 12:30 London Registration: £25 Fundraising target: £350
Our next chapter Today (November 20) Teach First launches its five-year strategy with a range of new schemes to boost the number of teachers in schools serving disadvantaged communities. In doing so Chief Executive,
Disadvantaged pupils ‘more likely to be excluded than to achieve the EBacc’ Ahead of GCSE results day, the education charity and leading teacher recruiter Teach First is warning that poorer pupils are more likely to be excluded than to achieve the government’s gold standard
Our comment on Government LGBT survey On Tuesday 3rd July, the Government Equalities Office published the results of the national LGBT survey that ran between July and October 2017. In it, the survey reveals the experiences of LGBT people
