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Nord Anglia Education
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We aim for all our students to become 'Global Learners, Aspiring Leaders.'
Global Opportunities
We are a truly international school with students attending from over 50 different countries
Admissions are open
We operate an open admissions policy because we believe that given the right learning environment every child can grow and thrive to be an outstanding success in life.
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Be Ambitious
The British School, Warsaw has been running the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme since 2001. It is the best course to follow for entry to the best universities, worldwide.
Meet our Early Years Leadership Team
Acting Head of Primary
Having spent a number of years of my own childhood being educated in International schools I always felt a pull towards teaching abroad. It was this experience that led me to study a BA QTS at Liverpool Hope University. Throughout the course of my degree, I was extremely lucky to have experienced teaching in a number of varying educational settings such as special needs schools, forest schools and independent schools.
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Head of Early Years
Originally from the North of Ireland, I have had the pleasure of spending many of my own childhood years abroad in an international setting and so when the opportunity to teach in Warsaw presented itself, I didn’t hesitate in accepting my first international teaching post.
I graduated from John Moore’s University, Liverpool in 2006 with a degree in Criminology and Sociology. Like many fresh graduates, the world was my oyster and as a twenty something I returned to Armagh and started to volunteer for NIACRO (an organisation designed to reduce crime) mentoring children in social care. This experience precipitated my desire to teach and so I applied to study a PGCE at London South Bank University.
Head of Primary
Having grown up in Manchester, I went to University in York where I graduated with a BA in Music with qualified teacher status in 2005. I enjoyed my first 3 years of teaching in the UK before deciding to experience working in an international school. In 2008, I joined The British School of Washington and was appointed as Head of Primary in 2010. I thoroughly enjoyed working in an international school with a diverse, enthusiastic community who were focussed on improving learning experiences for the children.