Resources

How to support pupils' parents

We worked with the national charity for families, Family Lives, to produce an online resource: 'Guidance for Head Teachers and School Staff: How to Support Pupils' Parents'. The guidance offers advice to educational professionals on how to better work with their pupils' parents and where they can go for additional support.

Setting goals for time and work management

Find out how to assess your current working patterns, prioritise your work and set goals to make sure you are working reasonable hours to avoid stress and burnout.

Cyberbullying: Top tips for staying safe online

New figures show increasing numbers of teachers are facing abuse online. We've put together some tips for social media to help education staff avoid cyberbullying from students, colleagues or parents.

Beyond the school gates

In partnership with Parentline Plus (now Famliy Lives) we reviewed the extensive literature and many studies examining the link between parental engagement and pupil attainment, behaviour and attendance.

5 tips for mindful living

Sandra Taylor shares 5 tips for mindful living with and why it is so important for you to look after yourself in order for you to look after others!

How headteachers can change their school climate

We are currently sponsoring a major three-year project looking at how headteachers can change their school climate and the effect a school climate has on teacher wellbeing.

Support to prevent radicalisation

In 2014, new legislation gave education staff new responsibilities for identifying and reporting signs of radicalisation. At Education Support Partnership we want to ensure you are fully supported with this new responsibility.

Market research

An independent piece of research was commissioned in 2013 to measure the demand and supply of wellbeing support services.

Inspection survey results

In December 2014, we carried out a poll of 804 individuals looking at the impact inspections have on the wellbeing. The poll also reveals insights into how inspections can be improved for everyone involved.

Behaviour survey

We carried out research that shows that according to teachers, over the past 5 years pupil behaviour has worsened and the impact this has had on teacher wellbeing.