Dedicated educator with a strong commitment to inclusion and a wealth of experience in supporting Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). Proficient in lesson planning and implementation, with a collaborative approach to teamwork. Conversant in French and up to date with safeguarding practices, aiming to foster a safe and inclusive learning environment.
I worked alongside Teachers to meet the needs of all children.
I have taken a TA course for Dyslexia and although I can not assess for Dyslexia I can make assessments to assess Dyslexic tendencies and make recommendations.
I have extensive small group work experience for maths, English and reading.
I started my career at King Edward primary as a Teaching Assistant. Whilst working there I went back to university to become a Teacher. This is my third year of teaching and second in year 2. I really enjoy Key stage 1. I am also the school MFL lead. I love to teach French.
Supply Nursery Nurse. I returned from the USA. I had previously worked here.
I worked in a toddler room with 20 children. This was a demanding role as the ratio was 1:10.
Working with children from a deprived back grounds, many with additional needs.
I worked with children from 6 weeks to 12 years. I on occasions was in charge of the centre. I also ran the kitchen on occasion.
I was the nanny for two young children. This involved lots of twenty four care over extended periods.
I started as an assistant Nursery Nurse and when I left I was the Nursery Nurse in charge of the baby room.
I was based in Brittany France. I was the sole representative on the site. I was responsible for cleaning the holiday accommodation, allocating it and dealing with any guest problems. I also ran a children's club for the holiday guests.
Able to plan an implement lessons
Able to converse in French
Up to date with safe guarding
Collaborate with colleagues
Wealth of experience with SEND Inclusion is very important to me
I have ran several after school cooking clubs