Research School Network: PANEL DISCUSSION: Adaptive Teaching Meeting the Needs of All Learners

“Adaptive teaching is not about planning a different lesson for every pupil. It is about being responsive and flexible, and using your knowledge of the curriculum and your pupils to make smart, evidence-informed choices.”
EEF, SEN in Mainstream Schools Guidance Report

Join us for a thought-provoking panel discussion exploring how adaptive teaching can help meet the needs of every learner — without lowering expectations.

Featuring voices from across the Research Schools Network, including Jess Mellor and Kat Branco, this session brings together classroom teachers and school leaders from primary, secondary, and specialist settings. You’ll hear real-life case studies, practical examples, and honest reflections from educators working across the country.

Who is the course for?

Grounded in evidence from the EEF’s guidance reports, the discussion will focus on small, effective adaptations that support inclusion and high-quality teaching. Whether you’re a teacher, SENDCo, or school leader, you’ll leave with clear, actionable strategies to use in your setting.

If you want to build a more inclusive and responsive classroom, this session is for you.