Committee accepts TSN evidence on attracting and retaining ‘the best teachers’The Education Select Committee has formally accepted Teacher Support Network’s written evidence for its inquiry into ‘attracting, training and retaining the best teachers’. Continue Reading £100 voucher up for grabs in new parent-teacher relations surveyTSN and Family Lives have launched a major survey to inform new resources and campaigns on parent-teacher relations. Continue Reading Teacher Image ForumHow can the public perception of teachers be improved? Share your experiences in our forum. Continue Reading Forum on the 2011 budget: will it hurt or work?How are the Chancellor’s actions affecting you in your area? What do you think of the 2011 Budget overall. Please let us know in our discussion forum. Continue Reading Introducing the Education BillThe Government has introduced a new Education Bill, which contains the proposals made in the November 2010 White Paper, The Importance of Teaching. The headline changes relate to behaviour and academies, but if passed by Parliament, the Bill will bring significant change in other elements of education too. Continue Reading Charity tells Academy conference to support teachersTeacher Support Network Chief Executive Julian Stanley was invited to speak at the National Conference on Academies, held in central London on 13 October 2010, where he called on all schools of all types to support their staff’s wellbeing. Julian’s full presentation and the accompanying slides can be viewed here. Continue Reading |
Introducing our public policy workTeacher 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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