ECT LONG TERM SUPPLY TEACHER - EYFS nursery teacher at HOLY TRINITY C of E PRIMARY SCHOOL (2025-10 – Present)
- Planned and delivered engaging, play-based learning in line with the EYFS, supporting children's social, emotional, and academic development.
- Independently planned, adapted and delivered lessons to suit diverse learning needs.
- Managed classroom behaviours and needs.
- Assessed, monitored, and recorded children's progress using observations to inform next steps and personalised learning.
- Built strong relationships with parents and carers through regular communication, meetings, and progress updates.
- Created a safe, nurturing, and inclusive classroom environment that promoted curiosity, independence, and positive behaviour.
- Led and managed the nursery provision within a primary school, ensuring high-quality teaching, learning, and care in line with EYFS and school policies.
- Successfully prepared the nursery for inspections by maintaining compliance, safeguarding standards, and clear documentation.
ECT LONG TERM SUPPLY TEACHER at DRAPERS PYRGO PRIORY SCHOOL (2024-01 – 2025-09)
Developed and implemented lesson plans for year 3. Languages lead for all year groups.
- Independently planned and delivered lessons, adapting teaching methods to suit diverse learning styles.
- Organized and conducted classroom activities, facilitating group discussions, and providing individualized support to students, including those with learning difficulties.
- Managed classroom behaviour, maintaining a positive and conducive learning environment.
- Assessed student progress, provided constructive feedback to both teachers and parents, and contributed to student development plans.
- Teaching the primary curriculum
- Taking responsibility for the progress of a class
- Planning, preparing and presenting lessons that cater for the whole class
- Motivating pupils and maintaining discipline
- Preparing and marking work
- Planning and conducting assemblies
- Keeping up to date with changes and developments in the structure of the curriculum
PGCE STUDENT AND TRAINEE TEACHER at JOHN BRAMSTON PRIMARY SCHOOL (2023-09 – 2024-07)
- Developed and implemented lesson plans across all primary subjects and year groups.
- Independently planned and delivered lessons, adapting teaching methods to suit diverse learning styles.
- Organized and conducted classroom activities, facilitating group discussions, and providing individualized support to students, including those with learning difficulties.
- Managed classroom behaviour, maintaining a positive and conducive learning environment.
- Assessed student progress, provided constructive feedback to both teachers and parents, and contributed to student development plans.
- Teaching the primary curriculum
- Taking responsibility for the progress of a class
- Planning, preparing and presenting lessons that cater for the whole class
- Motivating pupils and maintaining discipline
- Preparing and marking work
- Keeping up to date with changes and developments in the structure of the curriculum
CUSTOMER SERVICE ASSOCIATE / FUNDRAISER ASSISTANT (VOLUNTARY) at AL-MUSTAFA TRUST (2019-01 – Present)
- Coordinated charity events with over 500 attendees, managing ticket sales, venue bookings, and guest lists.
- Handled donations and maintained accurate records for the organization.
- Promoted the charity through outreach to local businesses and residents to secure donations.
- Played a key role in increasing community engagement and raising funds for the charity
NURSERY NURSE at PUDDLE DUCKS DAY CARE (2021-06 – 2023)
- Cared for children aged 6 months to 5 years, ensuring their safety and well-being.
- Responded to parent inquiries and supported the promotion of the nursery online.
- Encouraged young children to enjoy learning about their environment through fun games and activities
- Encouraged the development of social awareness through interactions with other children
- Prepared lessons that make use of visual prompts, audio and colour
- Taught children using basic learning tools, such as recognising the alphabet or naming everyday objects
- Ensuring that children were collected each day by their designated persons
- Ensuring that classrooms and outside play areas were child-friendly and safe
- Kept up to date with early years learning developments, including new activities to try in classes or new styles of teaching
- Notifying parents of positive progress and suggested ways to overcome early development problems
SEN SUPPORT at HUNTERS HALL PRIMARY (2023-02 – 2023-04)
- Provided dedicated support to children with Special Educational Needs, ensuring they received optimal educational opportunities.
- Collaborated with teaching staff to create inclusive lesson plans and activities tailored to individual student needs.
NURSERY NURSE at PARKSIDE PLAYGROUP (2015-09 – 2018-07)
- Provided care and educational support for children aged 6 months to 5 years, focusing on safety and developmental needs.
- Specialized in supporting children with Special Educational Needs (SEN), developing tailored strategies to aid their progression.
- Collaborated with parents to ensure the well-being and progress of the children, fostering a supportive environment.