
Sharon Cawley and Sarah Dunwood talk to former teachers about exiting from the classroom and thriving.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 86 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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In this episode, Sharon and Sarah are joined by Danielle Crossland, a former secondary maths teacher whose story offers a refreshingly different perspective on leaving the classroom.
Danielle taught for ten years after starting her career in 2012, w... more
Today, Sharon and Sarah sit down with someone many of you already know from the Life After Teaching community - David Fountain, the teacher-turned-educator who has made understanding the Teachers’ Pension Scheme his personal mission.
After 27 years ... more
This week, Sharon and Sarah sit down with the brilliant Elaine Mackechnie, known to many as Maths with Mrs Mack - a tutor whose journey out of the classroom has inspired hundreds of teachers to rethink what’s possible.
After 26 years in education, s... more
Part 2 of this re-released conversation follows David through the most painful stretch of his journey - and into the life-changing transition that brought him back to himself.
In this episode, Sharon and Sarah explore:
• The collapse of trust in le... more
I absolutely love listening to this podcast. As teachers, there are things that often only we understand or know. This podcast brings these idiosyncrasies to life. It is an excellent listen for those thinking about leaving the classroom, and provides inspiration, motivation and confidence for listeners. But it’s also a thoroughly good listen for people outside of the profession. It covers identity, employment, education, politics and all that’s in between. I’ve left teaching now, but I’m still a... more
This podcast is a breath of fresh air for anyone who’s endured the stress, trauma, or toxicity of the education system. The guests’ stories of leaving teaching and rediscovering joy, freedom, and self-worth are deeply moving and genuinely inspiring. It’s honest, healing, and full of hope — proof that there is a great life beyond the classroom. A must-listen for every teacher who’s ever wondered, “What if I walked away?
I’ve been on the Facebook group for a while and it has been a source of information and comfort. It’s wonderful to hear these two inspirational women give their expert advice. Thank you.
A fabulous podcast with two amazing ladies who talk so much sense and who hold you to account. They are both wonderful individuals who give so much to others and this podcast is another of their gifts
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Focusing on the journeys of former educators, this podcast offers compelling narratives about life after teaching. The hosts engage with guests to showcase their transitions from the classroom into diverse careers, sharing valuable insights, challenges, and personal growth stories that resonate with many in the education field. Listeners can expect to hear candid discussions on mental health, career pivots, and the emotional stakes involved in these life changes, creating a supportive community for those reevaluating their teaching careers or personal lives. Unique in its approach, the series emphasizes the significance of mental well-being and the importance of actionable advice for those contemplating similar transitions, aiming to inspir... more
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Recent guests on The Pit Pony Podcast include:
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3. Elaine Mackechnie
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8. Amy Meade
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