I began my career at Imberhorne in 2009 as a newly qualified teacher in the science department. As soon as I came into the school for my interview, I just knew this was where I wanted to begin my teaching journey. I quickly became KS3 leader for Science and I now hold the position of Leader of Learning for Science. I feel honoured to lead the science department, as I want to inspire students to appreciate and take care of themselves and the world around them. I remain incredibly passionate about high quality teaching, and am thrilled to be one of Imberhorne’s Teaching and Learning coaches, which allows me to have a whole school positive impact on the quality of lessons and the professional development of teachers.
My roles in school, as well as my years of teaching experience, mean I have a wealth of experience to draw upon as the elected staff governor, a position I have held since 2014. I am passionate about young people feeling supported to reach their full potential in a safe and nurturing environment, and I believe this is at the core of what we do at Imberhorne. I am hugely committed to and passionate about the success of Imberhorne School and, living locally, I am proud of its strong position within the community.