Teaching and the menopause: your stories

We talked to teaching staff about the challenges of dealing with symptoms of the menopause at work.

Managing the menopause at school: your stories

For World Menopause Day we hear from a teacher and headteacher about how the menopause (and perimenopause) has impacted both their mental health and wellbeing and their ability to do their job.

Menopause in the education workplace

Many women working in education find it difficult to deal with the symptoms of the menopause. 

Our guide looks at how teachers and education staff can look after themselves and their colleagues and what schools can do to support staff effectively. 

Supporting staff experiencing perimenopause and menopause: A guide for all school leaders

This guide aims to help your school retain valuable team members and ensure they are well supported as they experience perimenopause and menopause.

Let’s get talking about menopause and perimenopause: supporting education staff

This webinar looks at how the menopause and perimenopause can affect education staff in different ways, and provides some practical advice on how to create a menopause safe and stigma-free culture at your school.

Talking to staff experiencing perimenopause and menopause: essential tips for all school leaders

In this blog, Helen Clare, menopause educator and mentor, and ex-biology teacher, gives advice on how to have conversations with staff about menopause and perimenopause, and how to start building stigma-free cultures in schools.

World Menopause Day toolkit

Lisa’s story: help just when she needed it from our EAP

Special needs teacher Lisa tells us how the Education Support EAP helped her find her way through her health issues.

Pavlina’s story: I highly recommend the Staff Wellbeing Service in Wales by Education Support

Since attending our funded staff wellbeing sessions in Wales, Pavlina is using her time more wisely and focusing on what is important.