The strain of fewer jobs, pensions, workload and pay is showing in the education profession.
That’s the view of the Island’s representative of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers.
Andrew Shipley was speaking after GCSE grades fell across the UK for the first time.
However, he admits local teachers remain firmly committed to ensuring Island students do not suffer academically.
Government 'might not be targeting the right people' to move to the Island, says MHK
Ann Corlett discusses plans for population growth and the need to close 'loopholes' in the system
Almost 800 people have had their visa curtailed in the past three years
Figure prompts queries in the House of Keys
'Compromise' required in bus strike talks, says former minister
Michelle Haywood says recognition needed for drivers working unsocial hours
Steam Packet warns of potential sailing disruption
Gale force winds expected overnight and tomorrow morning
Bus driver strikes could extend beyond March, says union
Unite in a long-running dispute with bus vannin over pay and conditions