The Sweet team are all educational professionals and have a wealth of knowledge and experience as teachers, tutors and department heads. This gives us a genuine understanding of schools’ needs and requirements, and means we are always on hand to help with your queries and support you in your delivery of Sweet.
Over 11 years teaching in two of South Wales' top secondary schools, specialising in Textiles, Photography and Product Design, with a focus on creating pupil-friendly resources.
A former secondary teacher of Religion, Philosophy and Ethics with six years' experience, who has worked closely with learners facing barriers to attendance and those electively home educated.
A retired food and design technology teacher with 33 years in secondary schools in England and Wales. In school she led the delivery, assessment and internal verification of the PGW qualification.
An experienced educator with 12 years in leadership, including senior leadership responsibility for behaviour, wellbeing and engagement.
Originally a Modern Foreign Languages teacher, Jordan is passionate about removing barriers to education and creating opportunities for young people to engage, achieve and succeed.
Began his career as a primary school teacher across EYFS, KS1 and KS2, and later worked as an oracy consultant. He holds a master's in the Psychology of Education and has published research on building a culture of oracy.
A former Modern Foreign Languages and Welsh Second Language teacher with eight years at an English-medium comprehensive, including Head of Department and Head of Faculty roles.
An experienced educator who has held management positions across alternative education and employability-based learning. He joined in 2017, bringing a background in teaching and quality assurance for vocational qualifications.
Joined in 2019. An experienced tutor, coach, mentor and assessor with almost 15 years enhancing the employability of students and graduates across schools, college and university.
Joined in 2019 after nine years in secondary education at Ysgol Syr Hugh Owen, Caernarfon, supporting learners with behavioural and additional learning needs. Natalie is the primary Sweet contact for North Wales.
Looks after design for Sweet — the brand guidelines, the workbooks, the leaflets and this website — so that everything a centre sees looks like it belongs together.
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