As reported by The Guardian, the majority of teachers have considered leaving their profession due to bad behaviour amongst pupils Research by the Policy Exchange – in a paper entitled It Just Grinds You Down [read more]

The programme to supply sports coaches to Northern Ireland’s primary school has been discontinued, according to the BBC Ulster GAA has announced that the Curriculum Sports Programme (CSP) has now ended, meaning that funding for [read more]

Setting the right tone when it comes to keeping in touch with parents can be a tricky issue for schools. Sending too much information can stop parents taking any notice of news, and place a [read more]

A National Education Union snapshot survey paints a harrowing picture of the effects of poverty in schools 1,026 members of the National Education Union (NEU) responded, last month, to a poll exploring the increase in [read more]

After a two-year pilot trialling a head of wellbeing in a secondary school saw improvements in healthy eating habits, an increase in the number of staff using gym facilities and improved wellbeing for both staff [read more]

In the run-up to Christmas demands at work and home can be sky-high, leaving people feeling stressed and overwhelmed. So, what can you do to tackle the winter blues? And what are your rights when [read more]