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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
We offer information, support, and coaching to all teachers and staff:
England - 08000 562 561
Wales - 08000 855 088
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Supply Teacher ConferenceTeacher Support Cymru ran a training session this week helping supply teachers to identify causes of stress and to develop a toolkit to manage it. Continue Reading Unrealistic goals and standards make teachers stressed2 September 2010—Teachers who want to be happier should not try to please everyone and should have a greater say in setting targets, a new survey has revealed. Figures released from the University of Kent, in association with Teacher Support Network, show that teachers with career aspirations and a goal to learn were happier than those facing unrealistic expectations. Continue Reading GCSE Results 201024 August 2010—It is another record year for GCSE results, but there could still be bad news for some students. The lack of university places could cause a domino effect forcing many lower achieving students out of further education altogether, warns the University and College Union (UCU). Continue Reading A Level results 201019 August 2010—Despite students collecting record A level results today, many will be left fighting for university places thanks to an unprecedented shortage of degree courses. Some warn that clearing places could be down by as much as 50 per cent on previous years. Continue Reading Teachers subjected to abuse in the classroomTeachers from different parts of the UK are being subjected to a shocking level of sexual abuse ranging from groping and leering to sexual comments and threats of rape. Continue Reading Wales counts cost of stress-related sick daysCouncils in Wales have been counting the cost of the stress-related sickness of its staff and teachers, with one county revealing it had spent over one million pounds covering sick days. Continue Reading |
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