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Programmes

At Whole Education, our programmes are designed to help schools, Trusts, and local authorities build the confidence, capacity, and systems they need to thrive.

Each programme creates a space for collaboration, reflection, and innovation—supporting educators to embed sustainable change and improve outcomes for all learners. Whether you’re focusing on the vital foundations of Early Years, strengthening SEND provision, or exploring classroom practice through research and reflection, our programmes equip leaders and teachers to create education that’s better for everyone.

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Early Years

The Early Years School Improvement programme, developed with national experts and Whole Education schools, helps leaders establish self-improving systems for Early Years. Delivered virtually, it fosters collaboration among participants, embedding sustainable systems in schools, Trusts, and local authorities to improve outcomes and support children's long-term educational success.

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Lab Classrooms

Lab Classrooms is a flexible, action research programme for educators to refine teaching practices, test strategies, and assess impact. It promotes professional growth through reflective practice, collaboration, and learning, enhancing pedagogy and addressing broader challenges like attendance and student well-being. Included as part of Network Membership.

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SEND

Our SEND School Improvement programme helps leaders and experts establish self-improving systems for SEND. Focusing on collaboration and peer review, it mobilises local knowledge to enhance SEND provision over a three-year period. This programme is accessible to both local authorities and MATs.