Amy Wright Email & Phone Number

London Nw3

The Wright Workshops bring together authors and educators to inspire children's love of writing, with in-person workshops and online writing programmes designed to nurture children’s interests while supporting storytelling within a creative curriculum. Our programmes allow children to write personal stories that they love to tell, developing their skills in oracy, writing and enhancing confidence, self-expression and ability to connect with others.We will:• Collaborate with professional writers from a variety of genres, to inspire and support students.• Focus on the author’s story, helping to enhance the school curriculum with an authentic voice.• Work from a range of stimuli and cross-curricular resources, including digital content, to engage learning in a targeted way.• Help non-specialist teachers build their capacity and resilience. • Support key transition year groups, including Yrs 1 and 2, 5 and 6.Support is available in school and online, via video workshops and lessons.

Missouri, United States

Redmond, Washington, United States

London, England, United Kingdom

EdTech professional with over 20 years’ experience supporting teaching and learning in schools and the EdTech sector. I enjoy demonstrating the potential for using innovative content and helping EdTech companies spearhead their message, products and services to schools. I have contributed as writer, editor and consultant to various EdTech and Tech services including Inspire Education, Gluu, Binumi, OxEd & Assessment.

London, England, United Kingdom

Responsible for teaching Drama throughout the whole school (Years 3 - 6) and History/PSHE to Year 3.

London, W6

I contributed to and managed various curriculum projects including:'Active Kids Do Better' Professional Development, Nike and Discovery Education. Early Years Mathematics, Professional Development, Discovery Education. STEM Now, Professional Development, Discovery Education. Espresso Coding, Professional Development, Discovery Education. Education Clip Library, ITN Source and Espresso Education.

London, W6

Responsible for developing joint partnerships and launching new services and products within the Espresso group. Including building and launching 'Education Clip Library' - a b2b video licensing service with ITN Source and the digital learning service, Liber Espresso in Sweden.

London, W6

Espresso Education, renamed Discovery Education in 2014, provides a leading digital curriculum service and award-winning Professional Development to students and educators in the UK and worldwide. Responsibilities including:• Leading Professional Development for Espresso Education between 2001 – 2006.• Building an award-winning team with very low staff turnover, a culture of collaboration and best practice.• Developing a training capability from 60 to 4000 sessions per year by sourcing and accrediting appropriate high-quality training specialists. • Creating a capability that ultimately grew into an award-winning ‘IT Training’ Trainer of the Year service and the UK's largest provider of face-to-face training to primary school teachers.• Consistently receiving 98% positive feedback in post-session evaluations from educators in the UK and worldwide.• Communicating the benefits of Espresso group's services to educators and further embedding content in planning, school development plans and Local Authority strategies.• Initiating procedures to support the company’s growth, providing two-way feedback between educators and the company to develop content and services appropriately.• Demonstrating the potential for using digital content to support and enhance teaching and learning.

Espresso Education, renamed Discovery Education in 2014, provides a leading digital curriculum service and award-winning Professional Development to students and educators in the UK and worldwide. Responsibilities included:• Leading Professional Development for Espresso Education between 2001 – 2006.• Building an award-winning team with very low staff turnover, a culture of collaboration and best practice.• Developing a training capability from 60 to 4000 sessions per year by sourcing and accrediting appropriate high-quality training specialists. • Creating a capability that ultimately grew into an award-winning ‘IT Training’ Trainer of the Year service and the UK's largest provider of face-to-face training to primary school teachers.• Consistently receiving 98% positive feedback in post-session evaluations from educators in the UK and worldwide.• Communicating the benefits of Espresso group's services to educators and further embedding content in planning, school development plans and Local Authority strategies.• Demonstrating potential for using digital content to support and enhance teaching and learning in all areas of the curriculum.

London, W1G 9Ny

Brighton based producer of televisual content for a digital TV channel and website. Responsible for writing and editing content and mentoring a small team of writers.

East Sussex

Responsibilities included:• Teaching English Language and Literature to Years 7, 8 and 9• Teaching Drama to Year 7 and 8.• Co-running Summer School Literacy Program.• Co-running Drama club.• Year 7 Form Tutor• Development program leading to QTS (Qualified Teaching Status)

Bachelor’S Degree, Ba (Hons) Theatre Studies And Imaginative Writing, 2-1

Pgce, Primary

Primary curriculum subjects with focus on Lower Primary and Early Years.

Pdc Radio Journalism

Studied at the former Brighton Centre of Journalism.