top of page
Web background 3749 x 1163  with logo.jpg

Research-led professional dialogue for complex curriculum decision-making

  • Research-informed professional dialogue

  • Senior-level curriculum engagement

  • Contextual resource development

  • Ethical engagement with sensitive topics

  • Bridging research and practice

New.jpg

Curriculum Development: Emmerging Topics

Autumn 2026

A research-led seminar exploring how educators and leaders navigate emerging and contested curriculum issues. Examines decision-making, risk, and professional responsibility through research-informed case studies. Designed for senior leaders seeking thoughtful engagement with complex curriculum challenges.

Grounded in Professional Insight

Professional Perspectives

Teacher Connect works with experienced education professionals to explore how curriculum content is developed, interpreted, and governed within institutional settings.

 

Through research-informed discussion, we examine how teaching practices and policy decisions shape what is taught and how it is framed in the classroom.

Collaborative Development

Teacher Connect develops educational resources through sustained collaboration with educators, focusing on identifying gaps in provision, testing approaches in practice, and refining materials over time.

 

This iterative process prioritises professional dialogue, reflection, and responsiveness to evolving curriculum needs rather than fixed or pre-packaged solutions.

Leadership Insight

Teacher Connect supports professional learning by engaging with the experiences of educators and school leaders involved in curriculum leadership and decision-making.

 

By examining effective practice we explore how leadership priorities influence teaching quality outcomes and learning environments.

quote 2.jpg

'This is an invaluable resource. I signpost all NQT’s and teachers new in the subject to it, in fact anyone who is serious about teaching PSHE well.'


Kathy Callaghan
Health & Well-being/PSHE Coordinator for Saffron Valley Collegiate.

The best way to keep abreast of recent developments in our constantly changing areas of the curriculum.'

​​

Yvonne Logan Winters

Head of Culture and Society

Outwood Grange Academy

'An invaluable resource that allows me to teach PSHE personally and manage the delivery of PSHE effectively across the school through other curriculum areas and tutor groups.'


Simon Shoebridge
Head of Religious Education
St Columba's Catholic Boys' School

Informed by Research and Practice

Documentary Enquiry

We produce documentary content that investigates international issues which have historically received limited attention within mainstream educational.

 

By situating these subjects within contemporary social and cultural contexts, our documentaries support informed engagement with complex global matters relevant to today’s learners.

Impact Driven

Drawing on theatre-in-education practice, Teacher Connect creates original scripted drama that explores the social issues shaping young people’s lives.

 

These drama-based resources translate complex themes into accessible classroom experiences designed to prompt reflection, discussion, and meaningful engagement.

Children's Animation

Our approach is grounded in the careful use of humour and creativity to support engagement with sensitive topics in age-appropriate ways.

 

Through a range of media formats, we develop informative and engaging resources that enhance understanding and support effective learning experiences.

quote 1.jpg

'This is an invaluable resource. I signpost all NQT’s and teachers new in the subject to it, in fact anyone who is serious about teaching PSHE well.'


Kathy Callaghan
Health & Well-being/PSHE Coordinator for Saffron Valley Collegiate.

'An excellent resource with lots of information which helps to keep us up to date with current information and support us in providing an enriched curriculum for all our students.'

​

Maggie Bowen

PSCHE co-ordinator

Priory Community School Academy

'A one stop shop for all things PSHE Great!

​

Simon Gurbuz

Head of PSHE and Careers

Eaton Bank Academy

bottom of page