For teachers, a day at school also means a full day's work. What's often needed most of all is a personal space to concentrate on completing tasks. This type of workplace can also be used to share ideas with colleagues, or perhaps discuss and prepare a joint project.

However, as a workroom for everyday work, the staff room also has other roles to play. It should ideally be set up in a way that permits the greatest possible range of uses. For example, providing areas for quiet communication, or a place of withdrawal and relaxation between demanding periods of teaching.

Last but not least, teaching staff deserve high-quality functional furniture and equipment to show their demanding work is truly appreciated. It helps create an atmosphere in which they feel more at ease, whilst supporting and nurturing a healthier team culture.

With differentiated areas for work and discussions in place, the staff room is fully equipped to meet the multifaceted demands of a typical teaching day. For example, informal team talks, an exchange of opinions in small groups, discussions involving all teaching staff, or individual work.

Last but not least, teaching staff deserve high-quality functional furniture and equipment to show their demanding work is truly appreciated. It helps create an atmosphere in which they feel more at ease, whilst supporting and nurturing a healthier team culture.