10 Rainy Day Activities in Kent for Under £10 Posted on 14 April 2026 by Ellie Dewey Kent Teach in General Running out of ideas for days out? Look no further. Kent Teach uncovers 10 budget-friendly days out in Kent to fill those rainy days. Read More...
The Different Types of Leaders in a School: A Complete Guide for Stronger School Leadership Posted on 7 April 2026 by Ashleigh Kent Teach in Career Leadership is a fundamental part of school success and culture with so many different styles that support the school in different ways. Find out how the different types of leadership can aid your setting and when it may be time to dip into a new style. Read More...
How to Advocate for Yourself and Get That Promotion Posted on 1 April 2026 by Ashleigh Kent Teach and Helen Grzeszczak in Career Discover how self‑advocacy and clear development pathways can empower progression and how school leaders can champion that growth. Read More...
Kent’s Must-Do Easter Experiences Posted on 25 March 2026 by Holly Newnham - Kent Teach in General Looking for things to do in Kent this Easter? You’re in the right place. When spring arrives, Kent bursts into colour and with it comes fresh air adventures, family fun and plenty of ways to unwind after a busy term. Here are the Easter ideas in Kent you won’t want to miss. Read More...
How to Understand Whether Your Leadership Is Making an Impact Posted on 18 March 2026 by Holly Newnham - Kent Teach in Career Leadership in schools isn’t just about holding a title; it’s about shaping futures. In every UK classroom, corridor, and staffroom, leaders influence the culture, direction, and success of the school community. But what does it truly mean to be a leader in education today? Read More...
5 Things Leaders Can Do to Support Wellbeing in Schools Posted on 11 March 2026 by Alison Waterhouse - Circles for Learning in Wellbeing Whether you’re a class teacher, mentor, SENCo, middle leader or senior leader, how we show up for each other matters. Find out how you could support your staff and show up for their wellbeing. Read More...
How Serving as a School Governor Led to Writing a Book Posted on 4 March 2026 by Steve Pamphilon - Chair of Governors at Foreland Fields School and Author in Schools Chair of Governors, Steve, shares his experience as a governor and how it led him to become a published author! Read More...
Why Emotional Intelligence is the New Power Skill Posted on 24 February 2026 by Jessica Orgill-Barnes Kent Teach in Career Emotional Intelligence (EI) is now recognised as a key power skill and one that supports behaviour management, wellbeing and positive learning environments. Find out why it is important and how we can add this skill to our repertoire. Read More...
How Schools Benefit from Hosting Student Teachers Posted on 19 February 2026 by Ashleigh Kent Teach and Helen Grzeszczak - Teacher Development Team in Schools Supporting future teachers in Kent is vital to developing a skilled, confident education workforce for local schools. By hosting trainee teachers, Kent schools strengthen recruitment pathways, enhance classroom practice, and invest in the long‑term success of education across the county. Read More...
Wellbeing Hacks Every Professional Teacher Should Know Posted on 16 February 2026 by Alison Waterhouse - Circles for Learning in Wellbeing If you are feeling the toll of the first half of the academic year, consider implementing some of our wellbeing hacks to put the spring back in your step. Read More...