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Taking control of turmoil29 June 2009—Teacher Support Network Chief Executive Julian Stanley discusses the similarities between the chaos in Government and the problems of working in schools Continue Reading Jamie Oliver's Wellbeing Revolution?5 June 2009—It came to light last week that Jamie Oliver will shortly be heading off to the States in an effort to globalise his attempts to improve the diets of school children. Continue Reading Aghast at acronyms14 May 2009—New Teacher Support Chief Executive Julian Stanley discusses the pleasures and difficulties of starting in a new role. Continue Reading Julian Stanley takes over SecEd column14 May 2009—From May, new Teacher Support Network Chief Executive Julian Stanley will write the charity's fortnightly SecEd column Continue Reading Why, robot?27 April 2009—As you may have read a fortnight ago, my forthcoming departure from Teacher Support Network has caused me some anguish of late. Although looking forward to my next move and being content with the contribution I have made to the wellbeing of teachers during my time at the helm of the organisation, there is a nagging doubt that I will be moving on with too much work unfinished. Continue Reading Moving on to Pastures New18 March 2009—Patrick Nash, who will finish as Chief Executive of Teacher Support Network next week, discusses the emotional and organisational difficulties of leaving a long-standing workplace. Continue Reading Work your proper hours4 March 2009—Teacher Support Network Chief Executive Patrick Nash discusses the importance of work-life balance - for both teachers and schools. Continue Reading |
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