Head of Evidence Synthesis
Jonathan Kay
Jonathan is our Head of Evidence Synthesis.
Education Endowment Foundation:Jonathan Kay
Jonathan Kay
Head of Evidence Synthesis
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Jonathan is our Head of Evidence Synthesis.
He works to promote the use of evidence in schools and policymaking. Jon also leads on the EEF’s evidence synthesis work through the Teaching and Learning Toolkit.
Jon has been at the EEF since 2014 and previously led the publication of EEF’s evaluation reports. Prior to joining the EEF, he worked at the National Education Trust and on a research project on using text messages to increase parental engagement.
Senior Evidence Synthesis Manager
Mohammad Zaman
Mohammad manages the EEF’s work on the Education Database project.
Senior International Manager
Amy Faux
Amy manages EEF’s international partnerships, supporting the use of more and better evidence in education systems across the globe.
Research Manager
Kat Pearce
Kat undertakes a range of research at the EEF.
Research Manager
Rosanna Lea
Rose undertakes a range of research at the EEF.
Research Manager
Daniel Phillips
Daniel undertakes a range of research at the EEF.
Research Manager (on maternity leave)
Hannah Shackleton
Hannah undertakes a range of research at the EEF.
Research Manager
Isabel Kempner
Isabel undertakes a range of research at the EEF.
International Officer
Ellis Turton
Ellis supports the growth and maintenance of the EEF’s international network.
Research Officer
Anushka Srivastava
Anushka supports the research activities of the Evidence Synthesis team.
Research Manager
Rupal Patel
Rupal is responsible for supporting the EEF’s work on promoting evidence-informed policy.
Research Officer
Yuria Kubo
Yuria the research activities of the Evidence Synthesis team.
Blog
EEF blog: The Pupil Premium and the Importance of Using Evidence
The EEF’s Head of Synthesis, Jonathan Kay, introduces our brand new webpage on making use of pupil premium funding.
Blog
EEF blog: Accelerated reader – what does the research tell us?
Blog
Education recovery – can England learn lessons from abroad?
Blog
EEF Blog: Summer schools – what the evidence tells us and what it doesn’t