Show us your work space
We want to see UK staffrooms, classrooms, school office spaces and other places teachers spend their work day. Click here to add to the collection.
Mentors: the NQT lifesavers25 February 2010—As well as providing services to help improve the lives of individuals, Teacher Support Network also engages with other organisations within education and government itself, Continue Reading Protecting our teachers5 February 2010—Earlier in the year a question from Michael Gove, MP in the House of Commons revealed that as of March 2008 there were 404,600 qualified teachers not recorded as being in service. Continue Reading Exclusions and wellbeing21 January 2010—By addressing emotional need as it arises and anticipating the possible consequences of difficult episodes on individuals, schools can help reduce sickness absence, improve the lives of teachers and help ensure they can teach – and help improve the futures – of their pupils. Continue Reading Happy New Year!11 January 2010—2010 sees the start of an exciting new chapter for our organisation as we begin the second decade of Teacher Support Line. Continue Reading Everybody loves a cuppa tea (except me!)10 November 2009—In November, Teacher Support Network is asking teachers across Great Britain to take up the maxim ‘cuppa, cake and donate!’ and join us in celebrating the first ever Great Teachers Tea Break. Continue Reading |
 Julian's latest SecEd columnsFEATURES
Beyond the School GateBarriers between teachers and parents still exist and can lead to stress and anxiety on both sides. We look at how to overcome them. 
Run for teachersSupport teachers and get in shape in the London Marathon this year. Run on behalf of our charity. |
e-newsletterSign up for our free, regular e-newsletter dedicated to teacher health and wellbeing. SIGN UP 
| ||
|
| ||||