Schools have always needed to draw from the well of staff goodwill in order to function effectively. Recently, there have been signs that the well is finally running dry. What happens when it's empty?
๐ฏ "Older, more-experienced teachers: Rather than feeling their experience is valued, they are now made to feel guilty for being too expensive, too critical, too much of a threat to younger, less-experienced staff, especially those in leadership." https://t.co/DRR7UTBoZg
Do you know what Iโm fed up of? Being so exhausted on Saturdays that Iโm too tired to do anything but sleep. Then having to rush around all Sunday getting housework and schoolwork done. Leaves me feeling like Iโve done nothing for me and stressed for Monday. ๐ฉ
"It will not surprise anyone to learn that Gavin Williamson's much derided period as education secretary was driven largely by pettiness. Today's revelation simply confirms what teachers and parents had always suspected - that Gavin Williamson prioritised point scoring over serious engagement with the representatives of hundreds of thousands of education workers about the best way of suppressing the spread of Covid-19 in schools." @DanielKebedeNEU
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@missrcarter89 My dad did the electrics on the adams building. He saved me a reel of lace from the thousands they were putting in the skip. I still think about the other lace!