TeachMeet to take place this week

Monday, 3 February 2014 at 00:00

The first teachers’ gathering to take place on the Isle of Man will help link the Island with 1000 teachers across Britain.

TeachMeet 2014 aims to encourage and inspire staff within education to meet to discuss new methods and good practice.

The scheme will take the form of an informal meeting for teachers on Thursday to share innovative thinking and their own personal insights of teaching.

Helen Almond - is a teacher at Castle Rushen High School - she says it’s important that the Island’s students don’t miss out:

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