Responsible for leading and developing the Digital Schoolhouse Powered by PlayStation programme as well as wider education outreach work for Ukie. Previously funded by the Mayor of London, the programme now operates in over 30 schools across the U.K and continues to grow. By drawing in links and support from the Creative Industries and Universities, we aim to develop and deliver innovative and inspirational cross-curricular computing lessons to visiting primary school pupils and their… Show more Responsible for leading and developing the Digital Schoolhouse Powered by PlayStation programme as well as wider education outreach work for Ukie. Previously funded by the Mayor of London, the programme now operates in over 30 schools across the U.K and continues to grow. By drawing in links and support from the Creative Industries and Universities, we aim to develop and deliver innovative and inspirational cross-curricular computing lessons to visiting primary school pupils and their teachers. Computing is lots of fun, for both the pupils and the teachers! By tapping into the power of play we can help develop students creativity and plug the growing digital skills gap in the industry. Show less

One of the Trustees for Into Games; a non-profit that supports people on their journey in developing the skills & confidence they need to thrive in games and immersive digital careers.

Member of the Academic Board for the NCCE. The National Centre for Computing Education (NCCE) is funded by the Department for Education and supporting partners, and marks a significant investment in improving the provision of computing education in England. The NCCE is run by a consortium made up of STEM Learning, the Raspberry Pi Foundation and BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT. The NCCE aims to transform the way computing is taught in schools across the country – and enable more young… Show more Member of the Academic Board for the NCCE. The National Centre for Computing Education (NCCE) is funded by the Department for Education and supporting partners, and marks a significant investment in improving the provision of computing education in England. The NCCE is run by a consortium made up of STEM Learning, the Raspberry Pi Foundation and BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT. The NCCE aims to transform the way computing is taught in schools across the country – and enable more young people to benefit from studying this important subject. Show less

As a CAS member I have been a part of the working party to propose a Computing Curriculum, as well as organising regional events based at Graveney School. I have also worked towards setting up a CAS regional Hub in London (South). As a result of my work with CAS I have fully introduced Computer Science into all Key Stages at Graveney School as well as devising a completely paperless assessment & feedback system in KS3. The established changes have led me to be called upon to support… Show more As a CAS member I have been a part of the working party to propose a Computing Curriculum, as well as organising regional events based at Graveney School. I have also worked towards setting up a CAS regional Hub in London (South). As a result of my work with CAS I have fully introduced Computer Science into all Key Stages at Graveney School as well as devising a completely paperless assessment & feedback system in KS3. The established changes have led me to be called upon to support other schools within the local community and beyond. Show less

Responsible for leading and managing the Computing Department as well as line manager for the Economics and Business Enterprise Department. I have fully embedded Computer Science into the school at all Key Stages, whilst retaining vital elements from ICT. Also part of the core team that developed the E-Safety policy across the school. The school is now part of the BCS Network of Excellence and an active member of CAS.

Managed the company during the owners absence. Responsible for the sale and booking of tickets, dealing with customer enquiries and other general administration tasks.