Robyn Winter

• Began as an assistant to set up bike coaching sessions
• Advanced to be assistant coach for sessions, leading groups of up to 10 children at a time
• Coached a range of abilities from brand new beginners who had never sat on a bike through to more confident advanced riders
• Promoted sportsmanship amongst the riders to support one another and praise success to boost confidence
• Fostered a positive and supportive environment, leading to increased morale and motivation of the children
• Received lots of praise from parents of bikers
• Demonstrated excellent communication skills and ability to connect with the children - supporting those with very low confidence to be able to bike in just 1-2 sessions
• Gained important knowledge and skills about safeguarding

This role required a high level of attention to detail, trouble shooting and confidentiality as I worked with patient files

Digitised patient notes and added them to their electronic patient records

Worked independently and as part of a team of administrators

Prioritised work

Volunteered as a stable girl

Required discipline to volunteer early every Sunday morning, regardless of the weather

Mucked out and fed all the animals

Set up the stables for the Open Days

Demonstrated discipline to be up 7 days per week and at the paper shop by 6am to collect papers for my paper round

Accurate delivered the correct paper to the correct house on the various routes I did every morning

Supported 'Own a Pony Days'

Ran days for young children

Led activities and taught children all about horses

Responsible for children on a one to one basis and in groups