Ms Beagle graduated from the University of Portsmouth with a BSc (Hons) in Environmental Science. On leaving university, she went on to work for the London Wildlife Trust, leading and training teams of volunteers in the rewilding and restocking of some of London’s damaged rivers. An experience that inspired Ms Beagle to become an educator, and two years later, she obtained her PGCE in Secondary Geography from The University of Reading.
Ms Beagle started her teaching career at a culturally diverse London school, gaining valuable experience in an inclusive environment that was both challenging and rewarding and ignited a strong passion for inclusive education.
Ms Beagle is a dynamic geography teacher with a lifelong passion for learning and says her greatest motivation as a teacher is seeing her students feel valued, happy and successful, which allows them to develop personal confidence and achieve.
Outside of school, Ms Beagle enjoys volunteering in both bat and river conservation. She enjoys getting involved in community environmental projects and citizen science and recently headed up a project for clean air in her community back home. She also enjoys netball, theatre and travelling.
