It’s possible for one to develop Type 2 diabetes, but certain factors can increase your risk, such as your age, family history, ethnicity, weight and blood pressure. Type 2 diabetes can lead to serious health complications if left untreated, and so we are keen to support our NHS colleagues to significantly reduce the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes by making small lifestyle changes, with support from your local Healthier You programme. This programme can help you improve your diet, get more physically active and achieve a healthy weight, with an aim to support you on your journey back to a Healthier You.
Look after your sleep: Feeling anxious or worried can make it harder to get a good night’s sleep. Good-quality sleep makes a big difference to how you feel mentally and physically, so it’s important to get enough. Find out more with Every Mond Matters.
Being a teacher is fulfilling. It’s an ever-changing career that inspires. But it’s also exhausting, mentally and physically.
Often those outside of the profession see only 13 weeks of holiday, a 9am – 3:30pm day plus a few INSET days thrown into the mix, leaving some to ponder why we struggle at times.
Many do not see the burdens placed on schools, senior leaders and teachers. Not only do we seem to be trying to teach the next generations the knowledge and skills needed for a successful life, we’re also being asked to play a huge societal role without adequate funding.
It’s not a surprise therefore, that many leaders and classroom teachers, both new and experienced face burnout at some point in their career.
But what is burnout and how can it be avoided?
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