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General election, union conferences and teacher popularity - the Tes podcast

General election, union conferences and teacher popularity - the Tes podcast

The general election, teacher popularity and Tony Blair’s legacy – it’s this week’s Tes podcast

21st April 2017, 1:23pm

Join the Tes team as we discuss the week’s biggest talking points in the world of education.

We talk about what the general election could mean for education and we discuss the main concerns that emerged from the teacher union conferences over the Easter holidays.

We explore the challenges teachers could face if they seek popularity and we give a preview to our 20 year anniversary piece about Tony Blair’s legacy for education in next week’s magazine. Tune in and enjoy.

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