I have worked as a supply teacher in the UK, teaching children from Nursery up to Year 6. I also spent time in a Forest School, where I taught children practical skills such as fire-lighting and building dens. Beyond the UK, I volunteered in South Africa with a teaching charity, and I have also taught Year 6 in Mexico.

I discovered my passion for teaching while working as a nanny in Barcelona, where I taught children English through play, creativity, and everyday conversation. Seeing their excitement and progress inspired me to pursue teaching as a profession, so I could continue helping students learn and grow. I aim to make every lesson engaging and meaningful by designing cross-curricular, creative, and student-led activities. By connecting subjects together and giving students ownership of their learning, I help them see how knowledge applies beyond the classroom and encourage curiosity and independence. I take time to get to know my students as individuals, finding shared interests and building connections based on mutual respect and trust. This helps me create a positive learning environment where students feel comfortable, motivated, and confident to express themselves.

Certified international curriculum teacher

From the age of 14 until 23, I ran my own business before deciding to sell it.

Outside of teaching, I am very active and have a love for painting and crafts. I also enjoy travelling, and one of my most memorable experiences was spending 18 hours on a local train across Tanzania — a journey rich in adventure and cultural discovery.

My dream is to continue inspiring and educating students through teaching, while nurturing my passion for creativity by eventually opening an art school alongside my teaching career.