Wellbeing

In the words of Margaret Drabble, “when nothing is sure, everything is possible”. International school leaders are still grappling with...

This week’s TES teacher wellbeing survey suggested that only two-fifths of UK teachers feel that their colleagues care about them....

Increasingly, educational writing on wellbeing is unclear and at times, contradictory. Schools are navigating ever more complex research and evidence...

Mental health and wellbeing are finally getting the spotlight that many of us have been crying out for. The statistics...

Over the last 10 years I have been privileged to work with many international schools across the world on wellbeing...

There is a universal thread that runs through recent big ticket issues such as BLM, Everyone’s Invited, modern slavery, transgender...

It is Friday morning, and two students are speaking excitedly to one another before class. They are my students, and...

“Politicians use statistics in the same way that a drunk uses lamp-posts—for support rather than illumination.” (Andrew Lang, 1844-1912, Scottish...

Let’s face it: education isn’t a profession for the faint-hearted. It’s an incredibly complex web of competing agendas, teaching and...

Even hearing the word “suicide” can cause people to internally, and perhaps even externally, wince. For many, this reaction is...