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Comprising six nominations from each of our trade categories, the shortlist features a wide variety of innovative resources – from SEND and CPD packages, to maths and wellbeing, and much more.
You can find a full listing below.
The next stage will see the finalists assessed by a strong expert panel of primary authors, leaders, consultants and educators, amongst them regular reviewer John Dabell, President of Literacy Association Tracy Parvin and Head of Education Alison Wilcox from National Association of Special Educational Needs.
Their verdicts will be unveiled this October in the print edition of Teach Primary magazine, which will showcase our five-, four- and three-star winners in each category.
To all those who made nominations, thank you again for taking part – and to our finalists, good luck!
If you have any queries about this year’s Teach Primary Awards, don’t hesitate to get in touch with the team – email Teach Primary editor, Jerome Smail or advertising manager, Hayley Rackham.
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