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Weekend marking, resignation time, non-uniform days - Teacher Tapp
Hello Teacher Tappers! What a busy month November has proven to be! The weather has finally turned and the ‘C’ word is being thrown around as the massive organisation mission behind the Nativities…
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November 27, 2025 at 6:45 PM
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No big difference between classroom teachers and leaders, but school type matters: private school teachers are more likely than state school teachers to “rarely/never” think about resigning (46% vs 40%).
Behaviour clearly drives who’s thinking about leaving the profession.
Behaviour clearly drives who’s thinking about leaving the profession.
November 27, 2025 at 6:45 PM
No big difference between classroom teachers and leaders, but school type matters: private school teachers are more likely than state school teachers to “rarely/never” think about resigning (46% vs 40%).
Behaviour clearly drives who’s thinking about leaving the profession.
Behaviour clearly drives who’s thinking about leaving the profession.
Cover arrangements also vary by school context:
• Affluent schools more often use the same external supply teacher (32% vs 26%)
• Schools in challenging contexts use multiple supply teachers just as much as a single one (29% vs 28%)
• Affluent schools more often use the same external supply teacher (32% vs 26%)
• Schools in challenging contexts use multiple supply teachers just as much as a single one (29% vs 28%)
November 21, 2025 at 6:05 AM
Cover arrangements also vary by school context:
• Affluent schools more often use the same external supply teacher (32% vs 26%)
• Schools in challenging contexts use multiple supply teachers just as much as a single one (29% vs 28%)
• Affluent schools more often use the same external supply teacher (32% vs 26%)
• Schools in challenging contexts use multiple supply teachers just as much as a single one (29% vs 28%)
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52% of men vs 34% of women think they’d win 🏆
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Singing, winning Traitors and covering lessons... - Teacher Tapp
Hello Teacher Tappers! Everyone is back at it after half-term, and the countdown for Christmas has officially begun in many classrooms! Judging by the socials, … Continued
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November 17, 2025 at 7:45 AM
And when it comes to confidence:
52% of men vs 34% of women think they’d win 🏆
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52% of men vs 34% of women think they’d win 🏆
Read our findings full via the weekly blog 👇
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November 14, 2025 at 11:15 AM
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