escaped, left, walked – which ever way you want to look at it, you are about to have a rollercoaster of emotions. Many think it is simply going to be a sense of relief, a euphoria and then having stepped off the cliff, you float across to the next stage of your life and it is an extremely enviable position to be in. In many ways it is, but you will have high highs and lows lows because teaching isn’t a job – it is a vocation Read More
I love the concept of marginal gains, small increments of improvement which when added up make a positive change. We all have the ability to add some of these gains, however tiny, into our lives Read More
Improving our mood and mindset goes a long way to in turn improving those external issues or at least our perception of them. Now before this pandemic I would scoff at the suggestion that I should take more time for me; seeing it as an insurmountable challenge with my giant ‘to do’ list. However, various twists of fate have led me to making ‘me’ a higher priority. Which is the first thing on the path to improvements. Check out these 8 areas to work on and accompanying infographic. Read More
@teacher_mr_r provides a candid account of his experiences and encouragement for all (but especially men) to seek help. Read More
The summer holidays are a time for relaxation, reflection and preparation. However, this has been year has been a year Read More
https://www.bigmarker.com/TesSENShow/Supporting-the-emotional-and-mental-health-of-the-education-workforce ABOUT THIS WEBINAR In this free webinar from TES, Dr Asha Patel will focus on how schools can support Read More
