Teaching during a pandemic: a view from a supply teacher
Supply teachers do an invaluable job – keeping classes going and even schools open. We need to value them more.
Author: Katie Weston
Katie Weston is a University of Hull British Politics and Legislative Studies graduate, a qualified teacher (PGCE PCET via University of Sunderland) and recently completed an MSc in Inequality and Society at the University of Sunderland. She previously worked as a Parliamentary assistant for Andy McDonald MP, as a research assistant in Newcastle and as a supply teacher in secondary schools across the Tyne and Wear. Katie currently works as an Assessment Design Officer for a qualification awarding body.