Teacher Support Network Chief Executive Julian Stanley spoke up for teachers and lecturers working with the 14-19 age group, saying that they are currently faced with a series of ill-health-inducing reforms. Show us your work space
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Parentline Plus and Teacher Support Network call for greater ‘parental engagement’1 March 2010—Parentline Plus and Teacher Support Network are calling for stronger partnerships between parents, pupils and teachers to increase parental engagement in schools. Continue Reading Attend 21st Century Schools conference at discount rate29 October 2009—Teacher Support Network's website viewers can attend a new conference on forthcoming education legislation, outlined in the 21st Century Schools White Paper, at a discount rate. Continue Reading Greater support needed for teachers facing false allegations26 October 2009—Results from a recent survey suggest that 1 out of 4 teachers has had to deal with false allegations by pupils. There must be far greater anonymity for accused teachers. Headteachers and local authorities must have had sufficient training to conduct a prompt and proficient investigation, and any police involvement must bring with it a calm perspective on how to proceed. Continue Reading Healthy Schools Programme should support teacher wellbeing too16 September 2009—Responding to the Government’s announcement today that the Healthy Schools Programme will be extended, Teacher Support Network has called for the programme to do more for teachers. Continue Reading Teacher Support Network backs Select Committee call for better support for teachers facing allegations17 July 2009—Teacher Support Network Chief Executive, Julian Stanley, today welcomed the House of Commons' Children, Schools and Families Committee's report on Allegations Against School Staff. Continue Reading Teachers need support to implement Steer reforms, says Julian Stanley16 July 2009—Support for teachers needs to be at the heart of Government efforts to improve pupil behaviour, according to Teacher Support Network Chief Executive Julian Stanley, who spoke at the 'Tackling Behaviour in Schools' Westminster event this week. Continue Reading Julian Stanley calls for more support during 14-19 change 25 June 2009— |
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