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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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Mental Health Awareness Week 2012

22 May 2012—This week is Mental Health Awareness Week, which is running with the theme “doing good does you good”. Continue Reading

How do you tackle stress?

22 May 2012—Whatever methods you use to combat stress, we would love to hear them. Continue Reading

Teachers accused of "prioritising exams over the development of children's character"

21 May 2012—Teachers have been accused of "prioritising exam results over the development of children's character," a leading headmaster has observed. Continue Reading

Four in ten headteachers say school environment is "unfit for purpose"

21 May 2012—Four in ten headteachers in England believe that their school buildings are “unfit for purpose”, a survey has revealed. Continue Reading

New grants to attract student teachers towards further education

18 May 2012—New grants are being offered to student teachers by the Welsh Government, who hopes to attract a greater number of teachers to further educational colleges. Continue Reading

Parents to control special education needs budget

16 May 2012—Parents are to be given control over their children’s special education needs (SEN) budgets, allowing them to choose expert support, rather than leaving local authorities as the sole provider. Continue Reading

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Four teachers lined up for mugshots like criminals

What happens when a teacher does not perform?

17 May 2012—Following the release of the Education Select Committee report on teacher attraction and retention, Julian Stanley asks what impact the less ‘high-performing’ teachers have on pupils.

135 years of Teacher Support Network

3 May 2012—As Teacher Support Network celebrates 135 years of existence, Julian Stanley considers the changing needs of teachers.

What if there were no more school holidays?

19 April 2012—Julian Stanley asks what would happen if there were no more school holidays?

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