What 4,536 Australian Educators Told Us About School Staff Wellbeing
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Only 57% of Australian school staff report that work positively affects their mental health, and 1 in 2 are currently experiencing burnout.
When I sat down to write the Staff Wellbeing Across Australia report, I originally set out to produce a concise 10-page summary. One hundred and ten pages later, the data made one thing undeniably clear: we cannot keep treating systemic workplace conditions as individual coping failures.
In this solo episode of the Well-Led Schools Podcast, I walk you through the key findings, surprising insights, and critical takeaways from our analysis of over 4,500 educators across ICSEA bands.
We move beyond broad national averages to examine the actual psychosocial hazards driving the erosion of morale in our schools, and more importantly, what staff are actually asking for to fix it.
In this episode, I share:
- Why a short summary turned into an extensive national breakdown and the specific numbers that led to the deep dive into the state of staff wellbeing in each setting
- How breaking data down by ICSEA bands reveals the true, nuanced reality of workplace stressors
- Why resilience and wellbeing workshops and training ranked at the bottom of staff requests, and what educators actually want instead
- An honest look at the demand, capacity, and leadership challenges in below average ICSEA secondary schools and specialist settings
- Why 67% morale and 77% positive culture in one specific setting proves that workplace conditions are changeable
- How moral injury and self-determination theory explain who is leaving the profession and why
- How to take radical responsibility, conduct your own staff assessment, and use this report to drive meaningful change
LINKS AND RESOURCES
Read the full report: https://mailchi.mp/adriennehornby/band-report-full
Read the summary report: https://mailchi.mp/adriennehornby/band-report-summary
Connect with me via:
Website: adriennehornby.com.au
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/adrienne-hornby-a4126a205/
Email: hello@adriennehornby.com.au
School Partnerships: adriennehornby.com.au/school-partnerships/