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By Bethan Lewis
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image captionParties aiming to take power in next month s Senedd elections are promising thousands of extra school staff
Teachers will need support to deal with the fallout of the pandemic from whoever wins next month s Senedd elections, staff and unions have said.
A trainee teacher said there had to be a focus on teachers wellbeing, while a head teacher urged politicians to not just throw money at things .
Unions have called for politicians to help staff as they help pupils deal with months of missed education.
Parties vying for power are promising thousands of extra school staff.
Back to school plans met with mixed response from headteachers and unions We need and want our children back in school, but it has to be safe for that to happen
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