The Teachers' Podcast
By Claire Riley
The Teachers' Podcast provides additional support to teachers. Whether it's ideas to be used in the classroom, listening to the perspective of someone else in school or just being able to relate to the challenges other educators face, each episode delves into a key topic within education with a guest. Developed in association with Classroom Secrets and hosted by Classroom Secrets’ and The Education Business Club's CEO, Claire Riley.
Latest episode
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Mental Health and Children’s Activities: Jane James, founder of Little Voices
This week I chat with Jane James, the founder of Little Voices, about mental health, children’s activities and performing arts. In this episode, Jane shares: Why she is so passionate about performing arts being taught in schools. The benefits and sk… -
Bringing Coaching Tools into the Classroom: Alice Westbury, education coach
In this episode, I talk with Alice Westbury about bringing coaching tools and strategies into the classroom. Alice is an education coach who works primarily with young people but a lot of what she shares in this episode is so valuable to those who te… -
How to say ‘no’ without the guilt: Annabel Jeffcoate, coach and founder of Balance for Teachers
In this episode I am joined by Annabel Jeffcoate, the founder of Balance for Teachers. Balance for Teacher aims to reduce the amount of stress related illness in the education sector and one of their strategies for doing so is empowering their client… -
Creating Cognitively Challenging Classrooms: Dr Keith Watson, consultant and coach
In this episode, I talk with Dr Keith Watson, an educational consultant and personal development coach who has over 30 years of experience working in education. Keith chats about creating cognitively challenging classrooms and how teachers can provid… -
Sensory Processing: Kim Griffin, occupational therapist
This week, I chat with Kim Griffin, an occupational therapist who is currently based in Australia. Kim has been working with pupils with SEN for almost 20 years and is on a mission to help teachers and educators understand the ‘why’ behind the way ch… -
Why Music Matters: Will Bennett, founder and MD at GrooveLine Music Education
In this episode, I speak with Will Bennett. Will is the founder of GrooveLine Music Education and he is so passionate about ensuring all pupils have access to a good, holistic musical education. In this episode, Will shares: Why music education is n… -
Career Education in Primary School: Samantha Hornsby, co-founder of ERIC
This week, I chat to Samantha Hornsby, who is the co-founder of the new careers app ERIC. Along with her best friend, Sam created this app after receiving poor careers advice in her formative years and landing job after job she disliked. In this epi… -
Using Sensory Input in Speech Development: Karen Massey, All About Speech Therapy
This week, I chat with Karen Massey, who is a child speech therapist with over 14 years of experience working with children. She is also an author with books on Autism and Apraxia of Speech as well as communication in Down Syndrome at Primary School.… -
Personal Development and the Power of Choice Emma Cann, personal development coach
This week, I chat with Emma Cann, who is a personal development coach specialising in supporting teachers, about my favourite topic - personal development! In this episode, Emma shares: - What coaching is in her own view and the benefits of coachi… -
The Importance of Teaching Empathy Ed Kirwan, creator of Empathy Week
In this episode I chat with Ed Kirwan, the founder of Empathy Week. Empathy is such an important skill, but it is one even adults can struggle with, Ed shares how Empathy Week can help pupils develop empathy through learning about the experiences of …
