So how did you get from where you were then to ArtsEd? I was

working at Scott and then a job came up again with a friend who said, look, we've got a drama teacher position coming up.

Because after Central, I did a fourth year.

And you either did one in like voice studies or knowing I would always probably have that as an area to fall back on.

And I joined that as a secondary school and found it even more powerful than working at FEH.

Because you really were, people ask me things like, you know, where's Argentina? Why was there a war? And whatever the things that came up, you were really informing that 11 year old, 12 year old young person.

I think I was very drawn from the get-go, drama being a subject where students will express themselves, will come and talk to you.

them.