What we offer
Coronavirus update: We continue to be here to provide mental health and wellbeing support to all education staff.
Portraits of the nation during COVID
Teachers and their students can take part in Hold Still, a community photography project, launched by Duchess of Cambridge in collaboration with the National Portrait Gallery, to capture the hopes, fears and feelings of the nation in the time of coronavirus.
Kindness: it's your choice
In Mental Health Awareness Week, headteacher Darren Morgan writes about the importance of kindness to oneself and others particularly during this difficult time.
Why ‘good enough’ matters more than ever
Teachers are perfectionist and often feel they are not good enough. But, argues Emma Kell, now more than ever eductors should recognise they are strong, essential, and doing their very best to support young people at this difficult time.
Top kindness tips
As schools ready themselves for possible re-opening, protecting our mental health and wellbeing continues to be central to coping with and recovering from the coronavirus pandemic.
The importance of kindness during a pandemic
In honour of Mental Health Awareness Week's 2020 theme of kindness, Adrian Bethune looks at why kindness and compassion are more important now more than ever and how it can be best cultivated in schools and colleges.
Should I stay or should I go?
The resignation deadline, usually a key date in any school calendar and the source of much self-questioning and staffroom speculation has barely featured for obvious reasons. Emma Kell looks at the pros and cons of changing job during the current pandemic.
Coronavirus: impact on teacher wellbeing as school uncertainties continue
Our latest research has revealed the deep impact the Coronavirus crisis is having on the wellbeing and mental health of our teachers, highlighting the pressing need for support. Over half of the calls to our confidential helpline are now related to Coronavirus.
Coronavirus: how education staff are being affected
There is a wide range of issues affecting individuals within the education workforce right now. Some of those are common to the general population, some are specific to educators. Here is what we are hearing from teachers and education staff.
Coronavirus: diary of a headteacher part 2
As school closures and lockdown continues headteacher Darren Morgan looks at what is causing educators the most anxiety at this time and the strategies he and his staff are using to cope.
How managers can support staff amidst this crisis
Sinéad Mc Brearty, CEO of Education Support, discusses how headteachers, school and college leaders and managers can best support and motivate staff during this national crisis.
Finding meaning in difficult times
It’s too soon to tell how this pandemic is going to shape our world, our futures and our education system. There is however, the potential for a better and brighter future argues Adrian Bethune.
Coronavirus: take a breath and be realistic about what you can do
Sinéad Mc Brearty, CEO of Education Support, looks at how the coronavirus is affecting education staff and asks us all to take a breath and be realistic about what we can do.