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- Tell about your involvement in education, and your ideals for collegial sharing
- I am a new head of a primary school in Hackney, East London and am extremely excited by the opportunities presented in a collegiate setting for developing expertise and practice in the classroom and outcomes for students. Having just completed an invigorating and thought provoking week at HPZ I have been reminded of the need for time and space to listen, talk and share with colleagues to deeper understanding of learning.
- About Me:
- I love to sing and have participated in several community operas. I am currently learning to lindy hop and love being spun around. I am also a keen cyclist. I live with my husband and my cat, Mr Snaggles, who is so enormous, he could be a lion!
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So glad to have you here! Let's keep the connections alive.
Thank you so much for your vastly inspiring and invigorating contributions to our study group at PZC.
What's "lindy hop"?
I love cats, and am really missing my new cat, "Jazz." She likes training me to do tricks with her for kids in my Farm Camp--she's more like a dog than a cat. She's a siamese cat. (We have 6 other cats, mostly midwestern America farm-bred cats.)
Is Mr. Snaggles a Maine Coon Cat? That's the only kind I know that's enormous. Got any pictures of him?
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