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A GOOD SCHOOL

FOR EVERY CHILD

NSN champions evidence-led innovation across education — working with school leaders, policymakers, researchers and funders to test what works, share what is learned, and raise standards, especially for pupils facing disadvantage.

What we do.

A track record of improving opportunity.

For more than 15 years, New Schools Network has worked to expand educational opportunity.

We helped communities, educators and trusts create new schools where they were needed, bringing new capacity, fresh thinking and higher standards into the education system.

That work continues to benefit pupils across England today.

  • 766 free schools opened across England

  • 300,000+ pupils educated each year

  • 2,000+ professionals supported onto academy trust boards

Our roots are in school-led change. Today, we are applying that experience to help the system understand, test and scale what works for pupils who need it most.

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Latest news.

For any press enquiries please contact: press@newschoolsnetwork.org

What might Andy Burnham in No.10 mean for schools in England? (Podcast)

Meg Powell-Chandler, Director of NSN, joined Tom Richmond and the 'Inside your Ed' podcast to discuss what a new Prime Minister could mean for schools.

The New Schools Network’s Innovation Pilot Programme will invest in solutions to two of the most stubborn barriers in education

The New Schools Network’s Innovation Pilot Programme will invest in solutions to two of the most stubborn barriers in education, explains Meg Powell-Chandler

Councils’ support of specialist free schools is proof they play a crucial role

Despite the pressure to reconsider, the majority of councils have chosen to press ahead with their special or AP free school projects

New Schools Network responds to the Government’s Schools White Paper

NSN response to the Schools White Paper

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