Mrs Smith pt. 3

Welcome to our Christmas Special 2022! We are bringing the fun in this episode with games, quizzes and trivia. Chloe joins as Co-host of Not Another Education Podcast.

The Teacher's PT is on a mission to improve teachers' lives by helping them develop better fitness habits and improve health and wellbeing in general.I don't know about you, but I used to live on biscuits, tea and left over cakes in the staffroom- If only I had had The Teacher's PT back then!

Join Chloe & Aimee as they interview Mr Atkinson from TikTok. Sean talks about how he grew his following as an educator on TikTok and we explore his passion for history and dressing up as famous figures.You can follow him on @mratkohistoryteacher

Martha from Anti-Bullying Alliance joins the show to share practical tips on how schools and families can prevent bullying as well as support victims. She also talks about her journey to Director of ABA and what inspires her to help others.

Toria Bono is a classroom teacher who has worked in educational roles over two decades. She spends her time helping those in education to speak up about what they are passionate about, creating a growth mindset and empowering others through education.

We check in with Mrs Smith and how her half term is going! She shares what she has learnt so far by teaching Ukrainian Refugees as well as some things she is looking forward to in Autumn 2.

Welcome to this SPOOOOOOK-TACULAR episode with Jordan & Aimee. It's as cheesy as it is terrifiying. We swop Halloween facts, stories and history with some live spooky encounters.

Everyone's journey is different but today on the show, Sophie shares her menopause story and the journey she is still on.If you would like more support around menopause or even just looking for information, check out some of our picked resources & Facebook group!https://www.facebook.com/groups/twinklmenopausesupporthttps://www.twinkl.co.uk/l/s2golhttps://www.twinkl.co.uk/l/n0acjhttps://www.twinkl.co.uk/l/11yndp

The way we look at things are changing. For a very long time, schools in the UK have focused on the trauma of black history - I also did this. I spoke to different educators who are looking to support a change in culture in how we celebrate black heritage and culture, not just in October but all year round.

Dina Nayeri is a former refugee and author of The Waiting Place and The Ungrateful Refugee. Dina shared her personal story of being displaced and what it was like finding a new life for herself in the US and UK. Dina is also planning a school's tour to share The Waiting Place. To start the process follow the link below: https://standrews.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0IIqDhJbrhkCPWuHow do I teach my children about refugees? We've compiled some wonderful resources and blogs to help you! Let us know what you think.https://www.twinkl.co.uk/l/15xys1