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 23, 2020 | Family Friendly Schools
Naomi Shenton, The MTPT Project’s Ipswich Representative outlines the most helpful things that her school leadership team has done to support her as a working parent during the period of school closure and national lockdown. For the most part I am genuinely...
by @maternityCPD | May 7, 2020 | Family Friendly Schools
Lucy Flower, The MTPT Project’s York Representative outlines the most helpful things that her school leadership team has done to support her as a working parent during the period of school closure and national lockdown. Trying to be a good parent to a newly...
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 | Jul 3, 2018 | Parental Leave CPD
Emma Sheppard, Founder of The MTPT Project, explores how the simple act of vegging out in front of a film can be a great CPD and wellbeing opportunity. There are days, evenings and nights on maternity leave (let’s be honest, in life) when you really don’t...
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...
by @maternityCPD | Apr 11, 2018 | Family Friendly Schools
This month, Sarah Hardy and Rebecca Foster courageously and honestly shared their experiences of parenting in a special edition of the TES. Their topics: IVF and miscarriage, respectively. The absence of discussion around pregnancy, maternity leave, early parenthood,...
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