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Good schools have a lot to learn about bad behaviour
Many high-achieving schools, particularly in affluent areas, have a dangerously complacent attitude towards behaviour, according to this teacher, who argues that they need to follow the lead of those with more challenging catchments
19 January 2018
‘Don’t dismiss long-serving members of staff as dinosaurs - they have so much to teach you’
One teacher pens a letter to a former colleague and admits that instead of dismissing them as boring, irrelevant and old, they should have taken the time to learn from their valuable experience
17 January 2018
How to fix the staff meeting: treat it like a lesson
This anonymous senior leader in a primary school says staff meetings – or PDMs – need a radical overhaul
11 January 2018
‘Giving us chocolates won’t sort out our “wellbeing” - teachers need to be trusted and to have their workload reduced ’
Teachers don’t need to be told to go home early or to go to yoga – to improve wellbeing they need two things: time to do the job they love and trust that they are doing it right, writes one primary teacher
5 December 2017
‘Despite best efforts, my school is not full and I’m worried sick about how it will survive’
Parents choosing not to send their children to this headteacher’s school, despite a glowing inspection report, has led to a lack of funding and staff cuts. Here, she worries about what will come next
3 December 2017
‘I’ve quit teaching without a job to go to - I just can’t handle the workload anymore’
After 20 years at the same school, this school leader has reached breaking point. Here, he reflects on the relentless workload and bittersweet ending to his teaching career
25 November 2017
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