The Learners First English Hub works with a range of schools from across the region to share practice and offer bespoke and tailored support to further improve the teaching of phonics, early language, and reading.

St Wilfrid’s English Hub is one of 34 designated English hubs across the country. They support schools with early language development, effective phonics teaching, and reading for pleasure to help create lifelong readers.

The South Yorkshire Maths Hub is one of a national network of 40 Maths hubs. The core purpose of Maths Hubs is to help schools and colleges lead improvement in mathematics education in England. They seek to harness all the maths leadership and expertise within an area, to develop and spread excellent practice, for the benefit of all pupils and students.

The Science Learning Partnership for South and East Yorkshire is part of the STEM Learning-funded national network of Science hubs. They combine local expertise in teaching and learning in science, facilitating CPD, and providing school-to-school support offering quality, high-impact science CPD through a range of full-day or twilight sessions. They also work with schools on an individual basis to provide bespoke support to meet the differing needs of schools across the area.

The Sheffield Associate Research School supports the work of Huntington Research School in York by providing training, professional learning, and support for local teachers to develop evidence-informed policy and practice.

Collaboration, trust, and challenging practice inform the hub's approach as they work closely with schools to achieve the best possible outcomes for learners and to ensure all pupils receive the best experience from their education whatever their needs may be.

The National Centre for Computing Education covering East and South Yorkshire and North Nottinghamshire. Offering CPD and in-school support, the hub can provide support with all aspects of delivering excellence in teaching computing at both primary and secondary.