IEE Innovation Evaluation Grants are available to schools that are working closely with the Research Schools Network. They are awarded by the Institute for Effective Education (IEE) to provide funding for pilot evaluations of innovations of teaching and learning approaches that support the Research Schools Network’s goal to improve the attainment of pupils by increasing the use of evidence-based practices.

Find out more about the Innovation Evaluation projects that have been funded so far by following the links below:

• Vocabulary Banking
• Building resilience in learners
• Evaluating the impact of feedback using an audio tool compared to written feedback
• The effect of immediate (live) marking on pupil progress in science
• Improving children’s narrative writing through film clubs
• Investigating a sustainable approach to teaching languages in primary schools
• Teaching A-level pupils “skills for learning”
• The Meta-Package
• No More Marking
• Implementation of Knowledge Organisers in Year 8 English lessons
• Evaluating the impact of Mastery English on reading ages in Year 7 and on teacher workload
• Using testing to improve the quality of learning in reading
• Increasing times tables fluency
• Desk cycle study
• Retrieval practice in primary science lessons
• Developing word knowledge
• Structured after school support and its impact on reading age
• Science learning journals
• Using self-regulated strategy development to improve writing in Year 8
• Reading Masters