Core membership costs:
IOE Research & Development Network
Library Reference Membership is free for all Network member schools and staff.
Building expertise and capacity for collaborative research and development
What is the Network all about?
£2250
Up to 5 schools External borrowing library membership for 3 staff 1 free conference pass, 3 discounted event places
£4000
Up to 10 schools External borrowing for 5 staff 2 free conference passes, 6 discounted event places
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£5000
Up to 15 schools External borrowing for 8 staff 4 free conference passes, 8 discounted event places
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£6000
Up to 20 schools External borrowing for 10 staff 6 free conference passes, 10 discounted event places
Joining the Network will enable your school or alliance/network to work with IOE facilitators and researchers as well as other network members to:
Additional borrowing rights will be charged at the reduced price of £100 per card. Core membership costs for groups or alliances of more than 20 schools are by negotiation. Costs for bespoke activity are determined by the nature of the activity and may include LCLL core membership for an individual school. Membership runs from 1st September to 31st August. Contact londoncentre@ioe.ac.uk to discuss your requirements.
The IOE Research & Development Network aims to bring together colleagues across education to: make a step-change in research engagement and research use, with a particular focus on equity and social justice, leading to tangible improvements in practice and positive impact for member schools and their pupils provide succour for intellectual and professional development and a rigorous space to connect with other leaders, key thinkers and evidence in ways that allow you to innovate and evaluate new ways of working.
• engage with research - facilitating access to the knowledge base • engage in research - generating practice-based knowledge • extend the knowledge base - combining researcher and practitioner knowledge • evaluate impact - understanding and evidencing the difference we make for learners.
What are the benefits of membership?
What if we have specific R&D needs and interests?
Core membership offers schools, clusters and alliances:
The single-point of contact means R&D activity can be designed to suit your context and priorities. For example, working with the IOE to:
• a single point of contact for R&D queries and support • workshop for senior leaders in your school/alliance to assess R&D progress and strategic priorities • dedicated online network for member schools and researchers (see below) • IOE library membership and induction for named staff on how to locate relevant literature and evidence • exclusive access to a new online global library resource centre • regular research news alerts from the IOE • links to joint research funding bid opportunities • opportunities to publish your school/alliance’s research in an annual network publication • discounted access to core R&D events and a free pass to the annual R&D conference • free membership of the LCLL, including discounted access to IOE seminars and events and 10% discount at Blackwell's bookshop (IOE) • brokered partnerships with other schools around areas of mutual interest
The online network features: • • • • • •
map of member schools and their research interests tools to support school-based R&D space to upload case studies and research findings blog/discussion space access to online research sources links to wider networks, for example, the UCL Schools Health and Well-Being Research Network.
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source expertise related to particular research foci, in person or via tailored literature reviews engage a researcher to co-design data-gathering tools and analyse data collected co-design and lead local professional development sessions for your staff build enquiry skills or equip middle leaders/specialist leaders to facilitate rigorous investigations within and across schools pursue Masters accreditation, such as a new 30 credit module, Leading Research & Development explore what R&D means for you with the IOE Research Advisory Service.
We have a well-developed research culture and we’re already extensively involved in R&D with the IOE. The IOE Specialist Partner Award (Research and Development) may be for you. This is one of three School Partnership Awards, the others being for Initial Teacher Education (ITE) and Professional and Leadership Development. To be designated, a named school, working with a group of other schools will meet a set of clear criteria in terms of the depth, duration and quality of its work in partnership with the IOE. Schools achieving all three awards may progress to IOE Principal Partner. For further details, see: http://www.ioe.ac.uk/about/documents/SchoolPartnerships_Awards_ Leaflet.pdf