About Me

I have spent over 16 years teaching across a diverse range of schools in both the state and independent sectors, developing a deep understanding of how to support young people from all backgrounds.

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I hold a degree in Politics and International Studies from the University of Warwick and a PGCE in Social Science from Keele University. I will shortly be undertaking an MSc in Psychology at the University of Wolverhampton to further strengthen my expertise in the field.

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I currently serve as Head of Social Science within a successful Multi-Academy Trust, working in an area of high deprivation with a strong focus on oracy, equity, and student empowerment.

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Over the course of my career, I have held three middle leadership roles spanning both academic and pastoral domains, enabling me to lead with insight, compassion, and strategic clarity.

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My commitment to education also extends beyond the classroom. I am a governor at a thriving faith school in Northampton, where I contribute to the strategic direction and ongoing improvement of the school community.

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Alongside my leadership work, I host a Teachers Talk Radio show exploring teaching, learning, and culture. I have been fortunate to attend and organise education conferences, learning from a wide range of experienced and inspiring voices across the sector.