Are you an enthusiastic lurker?
Reading Time: 2 minutesHow would you like to spend 2 hours sharing great ideas with colleagues while being in with a chance of winning goodies just for being there? I recently attended #TeachMeet […]
Month: June 2016
Exclusive Interview with Lyn Worsley of the Resilience Doughnut
Reading Time: 5 minutesSchoolwell caught up with Lyn Worsley, founder of The Resilience Doughnut and she shared her thoughts on school staff wellbeing. SW Hallo Lyn, thanks for taking the time to talk […]
Excited About Change!
Reading Time: 2 minutesA Guest Post by @SteveHowseTV Regular change is key! Whether you’re leading a school or just starting out on your teaching career, you need to re-asses regularly and make changes to anything […]
This is Sue Stephens. She is dying of mesothelioma.
Reading Time: 2 minutesThis is Sue Stephens. She was a teacher for almost 30 years. She is dying of mesothelioma. UPDATE * Sue sadly passed away on Sunday 26th June 2016. * Mesothelioma […]
#teacher5aday update – #notice
Reading Time: 3 minutesA guest post by @rondelle10_b As a reflection of the past several weeks, this #teacher5aday update will focus on the #notice aspect: Full blog details are here. I first came across […]
8 Ideas for better Wellbeing
Reading Time: 4 minutes A Guest Post by @PriTeachDotCom Whether we like it or not we are all defined by the way we feel. We may be able to put on a good front […]
Conflict is an inevitable consequence of school. Fact.
Reading Time: 4 minutesA Guest Post by @LoveBeingMeUK With so many factors and variables in the mix from exams, marking, peer pressure, hormones, parents, Ofsted, promotions and performance related pay, conflict will always rear […]
Wellbeing begins with you
Reading Time: 3 minutesA Guest Post by @coachingconnect The other day I was on the Tube in the rush hour. It felt uncomfortable and strange. Just 6 hours earlier I had been walking my […]