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New exam now available to all10 June 2010—The BBC has reported that for the first time state schools are to be allowed to teach international GCSE. Continue Reading Suggest a question for the Sky debate tonight22 April 2010—To let general public know the important of teachers wellbeing and ensrue all parties put teachers on the agenda , suggest a question for this evening's Sky debate. Continue Reading Get teachers in the candidate's debate on Youtube22 April 2010—If you have a Youtube account, you can help teachers get on the election agenda. Click here and vote for our question to be one of those that the candidates must answer during the Youtube debate. Continue Reading Get teachers on the election agenda21 April 2010—Help teachers this election by getting in contact with the candidate MPs in your area and asking them how they plan to support teacher wellbeing as a part of their party's education policy. We've put together some simple things you can do. Find out more: Continue Reading Beyond the School Gate: Video from our report launch with Parentline Plus26 March 2010—On Wednesday 3 march 2010 Teacher Support Network and Parentline Plus launched their report 'Beyond the School Gate' in the Houses of Parliament with the assistance of Diane Abbott, MP's London Schools and the Black Child (LSBC) initiative. These are some highlights from that event. Continue Reading |
policy and public affairsTeacher Support Network strives to ensure that national, local and school level policies all help to improve teacher health and wellbeing. In doing so, we aim to improve school performance overall. By the very nature of Teacher Support Network’s services, we are the first to hear about the problems that teachers face. We see it as our responsibility to act on that information to support teachers on a wider basis, as well as one-to-one. More
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