Schools Networking to tackle teacher workload

Christy Tan and Daniel Lacey, Winter Union Interns. Photo: Peter Lambropoulos

Key takeaways

Workload and potential burnout are systemic problems
Key features of the VGSA are aimed at addressing workload
Getting active and involved in the AEU can help

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