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Tips for school staff resilience during Covid-19

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Posted on 06 January 2020

Tips to support school staff resilience during Covid-19

You will all be responding in different ways and on different days. We’ve prepared a short 2 page sheet of tips for school staff to support your resilience at this time. These are based on self-compassion, kindness, asking for help and suggestions from the Resilience Framework. The Resilience Framework uses evidence from resilience research about actions and resources which can help people get through tough times. You can draw on these principles for yourself and in your interactions with others from your school community. Even from a distance you have the power to help create a resilient community in your school and contribute resilience-building moves to help everyone get through this crisis.

You can download a copy of the tips sheet for school staff. There is also a sheet on staff resilience for managers.

 

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