Talks with a Teacher is the podcast that discusses the school lives and formative years with guests to see how they impacted their future choices and careers.
Who was a teacher's pet?
Who left school without a single qualification and still went on to make a name for themselves?
Who overcame bullying and can look back now and see just how far they've come?
Find out as guests speak to me, Jack, a current primary school teacher.
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Talks with a Teacher is the podcast that discusses the school lives and formative years with guests to see how they impacted their future choices and careers.
Who was a teacher's pet?
Who left school without a single qualification and still went on to make a name for themselves?
Who overcame bullying and can look back now and see just how far they've come?
Find out as guests speak to me, Jack, a current primary school teacher.
This week I am joined by two-time Paralympic gold medallist Danielle Brown.
Danielle won gold at Beijing in 2008 and on home soil at London 2012 and has received the recognition she deserves with a sports centre in Leicester donning her name, a golden postbox and of course an MBE.
Danielle's success hasn't slowed down since hanging up her archery bow and is now a successful author with 'Be Your Best Self' and 'Run Like a Girl' hitting the shelves to inspire the next generation to achieve their dreams.
Listen now as we discuss her life in education, balancing competing with university and revisiting the dream she held as a little girl.
Talks with a Teacher
Talks with a Teacher is the podcast that discusses the school lives and formative years with guests to see how they impacted their future choices and careers.
Who was a teacher's pet?
Who left school without a single qualification and still went on to make a name for themselves?
Who overcame bullying and can look back now and see just how far they've come?
Find out as guests speak to me, Jack, a current primary school teacher.
