University of east anglia

Across my four year degree at UEA I studied literature spanning from pre-17th century to modern works, branching out into historical texts, photography and art alongside these. In my final year I completed a post-1789 Literature Dissertation focusing on Orientalism in nineteenth-century literature which brought together creative, analytical and evaluative skills developed throughout my studies, resulting in a First for the project.

Sandringham school

University of newcastle

During my third year at UEA I opted to take part in the study abroad scheme offered by the university. I spent a semester at The University of Newcastle, Australia studying Literature, Educational Psychology and Aboriginal history.

University of warwick

My love for English Literature and sharing this with others is what led me to undertake a PGCE. During this course I was challenged to develop my analytical and critical thinking skills, my teamwork and leadership skills and most importantly, my problem solving skills. This course not only prepared me to teach English, but granted me the skills required to successfully and informatively share and explain information in new, creative and innovative ways to people of all ages and backgrounds.

Gymnastics Coach

Associated with Alexandra Percival

President of UEA Gymnastics Club

Associated with Alexandra Percival