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Our Early Years teachers are highly qualified in Early Childhood Education and use internationally recognised, child-centred techniques in their implementation of IPC Early Years Programme and the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum. Learning is delivered through a multi-sensory, play-based approach.
Early Years 1 Teacher
I studied Primary Education at Roehampton University in London graduating in 2015. I also completed my NQT year teaching reception at a school in London. Whilst at university I specialised in Early Childhood Education therefore I value learning through play very highly.
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I'm Jill Stenburge and I'm an Early Years class teacher and music teacher.
After completion of my BSc in Geology and Music in 2002 I decided to teach abroad and taught English in Japan and Italy for three years. This experience confirmed for me that I wanted to be a school teacher so I returned to the UK to get my teaching qualification. I gained my PGCE at Canterbury Christ Church University in 2007 and worked in Wiltshire as a Primary and Early Years school teacher for five years. For the last seven years I have lived and worked in Thailand and China, and moved to Qatar in 2019.
Early Years 2 Teacher
Originally from Essex, I completed my Primary Education degree at Manchester Metropolitan University in 2015. After achieving my First-Class Honours degree, I couldn’t wait to put what I had learnt into practice and completed one year teaching within a small school in my hometown of Essex. I loved this experience and couldn’t wait to see what more the profession could offer; which is when I decided to teach internationally.
Four years ago I started my teaching journey in Doha and was excited to accept an Early Years position. I have really enjoyed the diversity and exciting opportunities that Qatar has to offer throughout my time in this country and am very excited to see what this year has in store!
Early Years Leader and Early Years 2 Teacher
After graduating university, I taught English abroad in South Korea and then Hong Kong. This experience ignited my love for working with children, so I decided to return home to Glasgow to complete my PGDE. After teaching in Scotland I knew I wanted to teach internationally and so I was delighted to accept a position as an EYFS teacher at the British School of Guangzhou in China. Here I got the experience of working in a busy Early Years environment alongside some outstanding teachers and wonderful children. After 2 years working in China I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to set up the brand new EYFS campus at Nord Anglia International School, Hong Kong. This gave me invaluable experience setting up a new school and watching it grow and thrive.
I studied education, family and childhood studies at Wolverhampton University where I graduated with a First-Class honours degree. I then went onto complete my Post Graduate Certificate in Education with QTS. I worked in the UK for two years working in both Key Stage 1 and 2 before deciding that I wanted to explore education in an international setting having studied this in my degree. I made the decision to move to Doha in 2017 and have been working in the Early Years setting ever since. I have a huge passion for teaching and sparking curiosity in children’s minds. I think learning is important not only for children but adults and believe learning is a lifelong process. In my spare time I love to travel exploring new countries and different cultures, I enjoy socialising and listening to live music.
I studied Primary Teaching in St Mary’s University College, Belfast and graduated in 2016. I moved to Qatar shortly after graduating, taking up a role as an Early Years teacher in Doha and joined Compass International School in 2019. My interests include music and reading and I like to encourage these passions in my students’ learning. I love the culture and diversity of Qatar.