How Much Time Do Teachers Spend Planning? The Real Numbers
The DfE’s own figures show primary teachers working 51.4 hours a week. Here are the real numbers on teacher planning time, what they mean for retention, and why something has to change.
The DfE’s own figures show primary teachers working 51.4 hours a week. Here are the real numbers on teacher planning time, what they mean for retention, and why something has to change.
This is the post we probably should have written first. Before the resources, before the platform, before any of it. Because if you don’t understand why ClickTeach exists, none of the rest matters. The numbers nobody talks about 71% of teachers say their workload is unmanageable. That’s not a typo. Seven out of ten. Only…
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