Jennah talks about teaching abroad and the difference a TA can make in the classroom. We discuss the difficulties schools face with funding and the books that take us into a reality that is a little more manageable.

In this episode, Joe and I speak about the importance of balancing expectations and the things you can do first thing in the morning to increase your chances of having a great day. We have a conversation about exhaustion and those we have drawn inspiration from.

Hannah has spent more years working in international schools than she has in UK schools. Currently based in Ho Chi Minh, she's leaving the local pottery studio behind to explore opportunities in a school in Uganda. She talks about some of the challenges and advantages of international teaching.

Natalie Moss is a primary school teacher in the UK and we talk about all things communication, from family and friends to pupils, peers, and self. Natalie and talk about how the relationships we build today help us when we need something to lean on tomorrow.

A conversation with a veteran science teacher about bringing your head into the right space, escaping from your head to give yourself space, and the value of knowing when to do just that. Becky has ADHD and from looking at the world inside her own mind, gets a unique insight into the minds of some of her challenging pupils.

An introduction to Tales of Grit. The Podcast that talks about all things resilience. Grounded in the everyday, lifted up by the research.