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Teacher Support Network is a group of independent charities and a social enterprise that provide practical and emotional support to staff in the education sector and their families

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We offer information, support, and coaching to all teachers and staff:

England - 08000 562 561

Wales - 08000 855 088

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How headteachers can change their school climate

17 January 2012—You all know the feeling. You visit a school where you have applied to teach, and as you walk through the main door you are struck by the bright, welcoming posters in different languages and the helpful smile of the receptionist. Children are moving to their next lesson purposefully, and there is an atmosphere of focused energy.
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Teacher Support Network begins collaboration with Birkbeck College

9 March 2011—Teacher Support Network has begun a three-year collaboration with Birkbeck College, University of London, exploring how headteacher behaviour affects teacher wellbeing. Continue Reading

Feeling Anxious, Worried or Stressed

15 July 2010—Then we want to hear from you. Teacher Support Network and the Centre for Evidence-Based Intervention at Oxford University (CEBI) are developing an internet-based self-help service (BeWellTeachWell) for teachers who are feeling unusually worried or stressed. Continue Reading

Teacher Support Research

4 January 2010—Teacher Support Research was founded in 2008 in response to the lack of high quality research evidence on many issues relating to teacher wellbeing. Continue Reading

Teacher Wellbeing: A review of the evidence

22 December 2008—In 2008, Teacher Support Research conducted a review of existing research on teacher wellbeing. Continue Reading

Promoting Teacher Wellbeing in Wales

22 December 2007—There is a tangible link between employee wellbeing and effectiveness in the workplace. Continue Reading

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What we do

Teacher Support Research aims to work with partners in universities and elsewhere to explore the causes and consequences of poor teacher wellbeing and to pilot and evaluate a range of interventions that seek to enhance teacher wellbeing, sharing our findings with unions, Governments and other key stakeholders. Read more.

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