We recommend you have informal chats, rather than using a survey as you might usually. This is because workload and wellbeing can be sensitive topics – especially when talking about the impact of Covid-19. Also, many teachers report that they prefer to talk about these things, and a questionnaire or survey can feel like extra workload.
If you are talking remotely rather than in person, make sure you both have your webcams on – it can be much harder to talk honestly if you cannot see who you are talking to.
If you are talking in person, keep things informal but make sure you pick a time and space where staff feel relaxed and safe to share their concerns with you.
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