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Emily – “I want to be a teacher who creates memories”

Hello, my name is Emily and I am a trainee teacher at Prestolee SCITT. The reason I am training to become a primary school teacher is because no one believed in me or inspired me to follow my dreams as…

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Aida – “I am now super excited to continue my journey with...

My passion and inspiration for teaching came from my mother who is a retired teacher herself, her determination, drive and enthusiasm encouraged me to want to make a positive impact on children’s lives. Since then teaching has been a passion…

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Erin – “This year, I have finally begun my journey into...

My name is Erin, I am 24 years old and I am a Trainee Teacher at Prestolee SCITT! I remember being eight years old, sat in my classroom at primary school and being mesmerised by the role of my teacher;…

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Zara – When I was a child, I was always playing “teachers”

‘’Education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world.” (Nelson Mandela) When I was a child, I was always playing “teachers”. One of my fondest memories growing up, was using my chalk board to teach my…

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Joe – Bring It!

I know the above phrase (quite possibly of American origin) works as a sort of verbal throwing-down-of-the-gauntlet. With regard to the path towards QTS status, and a PGCE, this is most definitely relevant. Enthusiasm and passion is essential, and at…

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Clare – Prestolee SCITT Trainee

Clare is 40 years old, and after many years in senior roles within the Education sector she finally embarked on her teacher training journey with #teampresto I will let you into a little secret… Yesterday was my 40th birthday, and…

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Lauren – Prestolee SCITT Trainee

Before starting my year as a trainee teacher I had heard all of the generic statements of shock as to why I would want to become a primary school teacher but none of these statements discouraged me. I knew what…