Miss Estruch Teach & Tell
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S3 E1 | Surviving Your First Year as an ECT (opens the original)
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Nobody warns you how much your first year of teaching is going to ask of you. In this episode, I'm talking about surviving year one as an ECT. The challenges nobody prepares you for, exactly who you should be turning to when things get hard, and the practical habits that will save you hours every single week. I still remember my own NQT year like it was yesterday. The exhaustion, the imposter syndrome, the feeling that everyone else had somehow been given a manual I'd never seen. If you're start
What the 2026 Biology Exams Taught Us (And What Teachers Should Change Now) | S2 E43 (opens the original)
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The 2026 Biology exams are over... but before we move on, there's one thing every teacher should do. Reflect. In this episode of Miss Estruch Teach & Tell , I share the three biggest trends I noticed across this year's AQA and OCR A Level Biology papers—and, more importantly, what I'm changing in my teaching ready for September. Rather than waiting until next spring to react, now is the perfect time to make small adjustments that could have a huge impact on student outcomes next year. In this ep
Your September Reset: Smarter Planning, Better Boundaries and Less Burnout (opens the original)
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September doesn't have to feel overwhelming. In this episode of Miss Estruch Teach & Tell, I share three practical ways to start the new school year with better systems, stronger boundaries, and less stress. Rather than spending the summer creating endless new resources, I explain how tools like Claude AI can help you improve the lessons and schemes of work you already have, why planning with SEND in mind benefits every student, and how reflecting honestly on last year can help you avoid burnout
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