- posted by Ross Mountney 
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With all the recent campaigning for the election I wonder how many teachers absconded from the classroom for a day or two to get involved? It would be considered shocking in this country to have teachers absent from the classroom because they were busy campaigning. Yet it seems to be quite acceptable if you teach... Read more »
- posted by Ross Mountney (2) (0)
Over recent years it has become increasingly common to read articles about children’s mental wellbeing and the amount of stress many of them feel. Much of it is in relation to bullying or body image, family breakups or social media pressures. But a huge contributing factor is school, exams and tests. This article was a... Read more »
- posted by Ross Mountney (3) (0)
It’s quite shocking to read in the news about the aggression shown towards teachers by parents. There have been several reports of teachers receiving abuse and even worse; intrusion into their private lives by offensive parents, both physically and through online media platforms. This article is a good example. There are many short comings with... Read more »
- posted by Ross Mountney (3) (0)
Many children at school this term face exams. In fact many will have spent recent holidays revising. Each year there is increasing pressure for the kids to do well, from schools, teachers and parents and it’s inevitable that many of them will be suffering from stress. But it’s often the case that this is not... Read more »
- posted by Ross Mountney (4) (0)
A primary Head teacher was recently telling me about a survey he used with his Year 6. It was an activity they did towards the end of their primary years, after all the tedious testing was done and they could relax a bit. The survey asked them about their experience of school. And all the... Read more »
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