With 26 years of dedicated teaching and school leadership experience, Kerry's journey has taken her through six schools across various regions in the UK, shaping her into the educator and leader she is today.
Kerry's career began as a Physical Education teacher, and her path led her through a series of leadership roles within secondary schools, including Head of PE, Director of Sport, Assistant Headteacher, Deputy Headteacher, and ultimately, the prestigious position of Headteacher at a large UK secondary school. Currently, she serves as the Head of Secondary at BSG.
She holds a Bachelor of Science (BSc Hons) in Physical Education with Education Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) from Sheffield Hallam University, and a Master of Science (MSc Hons) in International Management from the University of Cumbria. Kerry has also earned the National Professional Qualification of Headteachers (NPQH) and successfully completed the NAE: APLP program for Aspiring Principals.
Kerry's career has not been limited to the UK; she has ventured to South Africa, Zambia, and Yemen, establishing partnerships with schools in these regions. Her international experiences have led her to speak at conferences on International Education and Women in Sport in these countries, as well as in Morocco.
Her passion lies in making a meaningful impact on the lives of young individuals, ensuring they realize their full potential in an ever-evolving world. Kerry believes in providing a world-class education and abundant opportunities to help students thrive. She is equally committed to leading and supporting teachers and school staff, enabling them to continually grow as lifelong learners throughout their careers. Her goal is to empower them to serve students to the best of their abilities.
Kerry's heart beats to inspire and motivate students toward both academic success and personal development as global citizens. If she could share one piece of wisdom with her students, it would be to "Be Brave." She consistently reassures them that she is proud of their accomplishments as if they were her own children. This is the joy of being a Headteacher – the joy of nurturing and guiding the leaders of tomorrow.