Guidelines for not taking things personally
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By timjukes
Physically you’re back, you’re present in the family home. Your thoughts and feelings however, are elsewhere, still swimming around in the tides and torrents of school life. Your energy is there too, all used up by the time you get home.
By timjukes
When do you feel lonely in your role as a headteacher?
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By timjukes
Life without your mojo is a bit of a dull place to be. Your view is distorted, your world seems grey and people around you misinterpret your mood, words and actions. It’s hard, for you and for them, to find you.