Research at Spaghetti Bridge
Research is at the heart of our work at Spaghetti Bridge and informs our mission to change the world through reimagining our approach to education
Bringing research into practice and practice into research
Our Spaghetti Bridge Enterprise Learning Approach is founded in the latest evidence-based research.
Our daily practice at our schools provides us with the experience and learning to inform the way in which the wider education sector views and delivers education.
Our Research Focus Areas
We bridge the gap between academic theory and classroom practice through rigorous investigation and collaborative insight.
Inclusive Pedagogy
How our approach to learning can be better designed to meet the needs of all students through universal practice
Staff learning
How our schools can be centres of professional learning and high-quality staff development
21st Century Skills
How our curriculum and pedagogy can better prepare students for the world of the 21st century and beyond
Curriculum Innovation
What our students learn about the world around them, who they are, and who they want to be
Relational Practices
The way in which we build a sense of connection, belonging, safety, and trust with our students and each other
Experiential Learning
How real world experiences increase engagement, curiosity, confidence, and depth of learning
Latest News
Chapel Bridge School to produce Voice of the Bridge radio station
Spaghetti Bridge is speaking at the Cornwall Education and Skills Festival
External researcher Allison Ward is researching emotional literacy at Chilton Bridge School
PhD candidate Miriam White is researching coastal communities and opportunities at Preston Bridge School