I have been in education for 9 years, working across both EYFS and KS1. I understand what children need at each stage of their school journey and how to support them to reach their potential. I hold a BA (Hons) in Education Studies, Qualified Teacher Status, and a full Paediatric First Aid qualification. I have also worked as a PE Lead.

Currently, I am a Year 2 class teacher in a diverse environment, with experience supporting children with a wide range of needs and abilities. I strongly believe that every child learns differently, at their own pace, and that teaching should reflect this. Learning should be fun, exciting, and memorable - something that sparks curiosity and builds confidence. I learned best through hands-on activities as a child, and this continues to shape the way I teach today.

Outside of teaching, I enjoy cooking, arts and crafts, badminton, board games, reading, and traveling. I love being creative, getting stuck in, and giving back to others. Playing badminton and board games has taught me resilience, a quality I aim to instil in the children I teach. Travel is a huge passion of mine - I love experiencing different cultures, foods, and lifestyles, and it always inspires new ideas for learning and exploration.

The Explorer’s Hub is a dream brought to life, and we couldn’t be more excited to work with schools to support children’s learning and development. Our goal is to spark curiosity, creativity, and make their holiday club experience truly unforgettable. We look forward to seeing each child leave our sessions inspired, confident, and with a lifelong love of learning.

I am a qualified teacher with over 20 years of experience working with children across both Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2. I currently teach in Key Stage 1 and am the Year Group Leader for Year 2. I hold a BA (Hons) degree in Media Professional Studies, Qualified Teacher Status, and a full Paediatric First Aid qualification. I have also worked as a PE Lead.

Throughout my career, I have taken on a variety of roles, including senior leadership and subject leader positions, giving me a broad understanding of how to support children academically, socially, and emotionally. 

I am also a mum of three children, one of whom is autistic, which has given me a strong personal understanding of supporting children with SEND and the importance of patience, flexibility, and truly knowing each child as an individual. I believe children learn best when they are encouraged to explore, be curious, and feel fully immersed in their learning. 

I enjoy spending time outdoors with my family, cycling, reading, and cooking. My background in media has also instilled in me a love of theatre, movies, and the arts, which inspires creativity and curiosity in everything I do - and I try to share this passion with the children I teach. 

The Explorer’s Hub was created from a genuine passion for providing a safe, nurturing space where children feel confident to ask questions, be creative, and enjoy learning. I am so excited to be involved in this and can’t wait to work closely with schools to support each child’s unique journey, helping them grow into happy, resilient, and confident learners during our holiday sessions.