by @maternityCPD | Mar 30, 2021 | Parental Leave CPD
Claire Schnellmann, currently works as a primary teacher part-time, volunteers locally with her 9 month daughter once a week, and is the founder of the online network ‘Contributing with Children’ which celebrates and promotes voluntary and paid...
by @maternityCPD | Mar 7, 2021 | Parental Leave CPD
Claire Schnellmann, part-time primary teacher and new MTPT Project blogger reflects on how volunteering with her baby on her first maternity leave has acted as excellent informal pastoral CPD, and the lessons it has taught her about building community relationships....
by @maternityCPD | Jan 1, 2021 | Family Friendly Schools
Head of PE and Dance and mother of two, Helen explains how shared parental leave worked for her and her husband, also a teacher. I am currently coming to the end of my second maternity leave, and second experience of Shared Parental Leave (SPL). SPL works by enabling...
by @maternityCPD | Sep 26, 2020 | Parental Leave CPD
MTPT Project Leeds Advocate, Assisstant Head Teacher, popular author and mother of two, Jenny Webb shares her advice for negotiating, even when we might be feeling at our most vulnerable. I’m sitting in a wood panelled office in a straight-backed chair in the middle...
by @maternityCPD | Aug 19, 2020 | Motherhood and Headship
In her game-changing book, Lean In, Sheryl Sandburg explores the phenomenon of women in all sectors of the workforce ‘leaving before they leave’. Sandburg presents research showing that women choose certain subjects at university; go on to take on certain professional...
by @maternityCPD | Aug 4, 2020 | Family Friendly Schools
Alex Mason, English SLE, adoptive parent and The MTPT Project’s Adoption Advocate explains how schools can support teachers going through the adoption process. As you go through your adoption journey you are asked to create your ‘eco-map’ of people who will be...
by @maternityCPD | May 5, 2019 | Parental Leave CPD
Founder, Emma Sheppard, reflects on her own innate gender stereotyping as she introduces two new members of the Accreditation Coaching team. This month, we will be welcoming two new Coaches onto The MTPT Project Accreditation team, and they are male. Initially, this...
by @maternityCPD | Sep 2, 2018 | Family Friendly Schools
Five years and two maternity leaves after she first left the classroom, Frances Ashton (@FKAEnglish) talks work/life balance and powering through the return to work on your terms. I have always loved September. That crisp autumnal air, the excitement of new challenges...
by @maternityCPD | Jun 19, 2018 | Motherhood and Headship
In her game-changing book, Lean In, Sheryl Sandburg explores the phenomenon of women in all sectors of the workforce ‘leaving before they leave’. Sandburg presents research showing that women choose certain subjects at university; go on to take on certain professional...
by @maternityCPD | May 15, 2018 | Motherhood and Headship
In her game-changing book, Lean In, Sheryl Sandburg explores the phenomenon of women in all sectors of the workforce ‘leaving before they leave’. Sandburg presents research showing that women choose certain subjects at university; go on to take on certain professional...
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