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Spirit measure9 June 2009—Teacher Support Network have been quoted in a Times Educational Supplement (TES) about teachers and alcohol abuse. The article, published in June, discussed the increasing trend of teachers turning to alcohol after a stressful day in the classroom. Continue Reading Minimum Design Standard for BSF scheme 26 May 2009—Teacher Support Network has been quoted in a SecEd article about the creation of a Minimum Design Standard for the Building Schools for the Future (BSF) scheme. You're a person that happens to be a teacher 22 May 2009—Teacher Support Network was recently quoted in the Times Educational Supplement Scotland question page on behaviour. Young breed of ‘Stepford heads’ threaten staff wellbeing, delegates told12 May 2009—Teacher Support Network have been quoted in a Times Education Supplement article about headteachers, and how they have "become school leaders before acquiring the skills and judgement needed to manage properly." Continue Reading Pupil input to school design found wanting11 May 2009—Pupils and teachers were given little opportunity to shape rebuilds or refurbishments undertaken as part of the £55 billion programme. Continue Reading Wales on Sunday reports on violence in the classroom10 May 2009—There were around 90 cases of pupils caught in possession of a weapon at schools across the nation during the last academic year and hundreds more cases of pupils attacking other children. Continue Reading Cyberbullying affects 1 in 10 teachers, says survey9 May 2009—Teacher Support Network has been quoted in a Guardian article about the survey it carried out in partnership with the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL). Continue Reading |
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