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Kyra Brown – Apprentice of the Month

Kyra Brown – Apprentice of the Month

by Ria Cherian | Oct 2, 2024 | Case Study - Apprenticeship

Apprentice of the Month – May 2024   Tell us about how your journey into PE teaching started. It all began when I was in primary school—I loved PE, and since Year 2, I always knew I wanted to be a PE teacher. After school, I went to college, completed a...
Benji Rudkin – Apprentice of the Month

Benji Rudkin – Apprentice of the Month

by Ria Cherian | Jul 16, 2024 | Case Study - Apprenticeship

Apprentice of the Month – February 2024     Could you please share some insights about yourself?  Playing football with a group of my mates and going to watch Leicester City with my dad every week are some of my favourite activities. I cherish the...
Evie Atkinson – Apprentice of the Month

Evie Atkinson – Apprentice of the Month

by Ria Cherian | Jul 16, 2024 | Case Study - Apprenticeship

Apprentice of the Month – February 2024     Could you please share some insights about yourself?  Some of my hobbies include, dance, walking my dog, going to the gym and spending time with friends and family. Although I don’t dance now, I spent 14...
Dan Taylor – Apprentice of the Month

Dan Taylor – Apprentice of the Month

by Ria Cherian | Jul 16, 2024 | Case Study - Apprenticeship

Apprentice of the Month – January 2024     Could you please share some insights about yourself?     I’m really interested by the philosophy of coaching and being able to get the best out of my students. I like a whole range of sports such as football...
Jack Sumner – Apprentice of the Month

Jack Sumner – Apprentice of the Month

by Ria Cherian | Apr 25, 2024 | Case Study - Apprenticeship, News

Apprentice of the Month – January 2024     Could you please share some insights about yourself?    My mum saw that Poplar Farm had come up on Total Jobs and I applied straight away. I then got an email and phone call through to come in for an...
Kasey Jackson – Apprentice of the Month – December 2023

Kasey Jackson – Apprentice of the Month – December 2023

by Ria Cherian | Apr 10, 2024 | Case Study - Apprenticeship

Apprentice of the Month – December 2023     Could you please share some insights about yourself?   It was my primary school PE teacher who inspired me to find motivation and a passion for sports. When I was younger, PE wasn’t my passion and it...
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