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Teacher well-being toolkit for secondary science leaders

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Get tips, techniques and resources for supporting teachers in your school, from promoting well-being to managing workload

Well-being is talked about in schools and you may see well-being initiatives come and go. In all lines of work, not just teaching, staff well-being is fundamental to job satisfaction and ultimately staff retention. Whether you have had some training in how to support the well-being of your staff or not, with a few tools and resources, you, as a science leader, can make a significant difference to the well-being of your staff.

Inside the toolkit

Discover guidance, information and resources to help you support teachers in your school, including:

  • Key techniques for supporting teacher well-being
  • Helping teachers meet common challenges in science teaching
  • Supporting teachers with their personal needs and circumstances
  • Practising effective self-reflection
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