| Full Name |
Sharon
Anne Campbell |
| Address |
Dockhead
London, SE1
United Kingdom |
| Telephone |
+44 207 252 0723 (Home)
+44 7795 112 074 (Mobile) |
| Email
|
smileysac@yahoo.com |
| Date of
Birth |
6 August
1976 |
| Health |
Excellent
(non smoker) |
| Marital
Status |
Single,
never married |
| Nationality |
New
Zealander |
| Personal Teaching Statement |
| |
I
believe that, to succeed in life, each child needs to be empowered to make sensible
choices. I try to always provide a positive learning environment for all children through
making the most of children’s personalities. I endeavour to make the classroom a happy
place by providing a sense of humour and enthusiasm for activities. Some children come
from backgrounds where school is the only real education they have. These children are the
ones I feel I can help the most. |
|
“Sharon
is a sincere and thoughtful teacher who has demonstrated commitment to the principles of
equity and inclusion in her practice.”
“Sharon has made an excellent
effort to ascertain the needs of the class and teach directly to them.”
“Sharon puts much energy
into creating a lively, highly interactive programme for children.”
“Before the class, Sharon
is composed and self-assured, speaking clearly and decisively, yet not afraid to respond
with a sense of humour.”
“Sharon encourages
children to take increasing responsibility for their own learning and behaviour.”
|
| Teaching Strengths |
| |
Respect for children regardless of background Flexibility in planning
Positive behaviour management Relaxed, humorous approach
Effective evaluation and reflection skills |
| Curriculum Strengths |
| |
Technology / ICT Mathematics English Social Studies |
| Personal Qualities |
| |
Quick
sense of humour Excellent
communication skills Easy-going Supportive and loyal Hard working |
| Personal Interests |
| |
Travel Theatre Papercraft Singing Computing and Technology, including web design
|
| Education |
| Professional
Qualifications |
| 2005 |
Qualified Teacher Status
London South Bank University |
| 1999-2001 |
Bachelor
of Teaching and Learning
Christchurch College of Education |
| 1995-1996 |
Diploma
of Broadcasting & Communications (Radio)
New Zealand Broadcasting School |
| High
School |
|
| May
1993–Dec 1994 |
Mairehau
High School
University Entrance
Head Girl
Youth MP |
| 1993 |
Sixth
Form Certificate |
| Jan–May
1993 |
Archbishop
Hoban High School - Ohio, USA |
| 1990–1992 |
Mairehau
High School
School Certificate |
| Current Employment |
| Sep 2002 - present |
Dulwich
Hamlet Junior School,
London, United Kingdom
see website
Fulltime classroom teacher
Yr 5 September 2006 – present
Yr 4 September 2004 – present
Yr 6 September 2002 - July 2004
In charge of 30-32 children for all primary subjects. The three year six classes are split for English, Mathematics and Science based on ability so I had the direct responsibility of around 70 children's learning and preparing them for their Key Stage Two national exams in May. Just over half of the children are middle-class and white with the rest a cosmopolitan mixture, mostly from Europe, Africa and the Caribbean. There are few major behaviour problems.
Duties include: planning for, teaching and assessing learning based on national, borough and school schemes of work; management, supervision and training of student teachers; attending daily and weekly staff meetings; playground supervision.
Personal, Social, Health and Citizenship Education co-ordinator
Duties include: monitoring and mentoring of staff; curriculum facilitation; management of resources; planning and implementation of new schemes of work; liaising with out of school companies; organising programmes of work, including running parents’ evenings, for PSHCE topics (eg Sex and Relationships Education and Drugs Education); facilitation of staff meetings.
Parent Teacher Association teacher representative
Duties include: attending regular evening meetings; liaising between committee and school; major part in planning and implementation of events (school fair, quiz night, new parent and end of year functions, discos etc); set-up and clear-up of events.
Extra Responsibilities
Involvement in the creation of school website 2006-7
Selecting, training and mentoring of school Peer Mediators 2005-present
Facilitator and coach of after school cricket, rugby and dance clubs 2003-7
Teacher in charge of 30 out of 90 children on 5-day school trip to a venture centre 2005-7
Adult supervisor on 2-day trip to France 2003-6
Large involvement in the planning and implementation of Year 6 musical production and two-day trip to France 2003-4
Member of Southwark teachers’ book group
Member of focus group for the implementation of a new museum gallery
|
| Relief Teaching Employment |
| Apr - Aug 2002 |
Sacred
Heart School,
Christchurch, New Zealand
Yrs 0-8
Longterm part-time and daily supply teaching at a small co-educational Catholic school that attracts children
from mainly low-to-middle socio-economic backgrounds. The school has a mix of cultures, mostly
white-European with Maori and Pacific Island children as well as other cultures
represented. There are few behaviour problems. Teaching involved all levels of classes for part and full days
using a range of pre-planned and self-planned teaching. Playground supervision during
breaks and liasing with other staff members are also a regular part of the job.
|
| Mar - Aug 2002 |
Linwood
North School,
Christchurch, New Zealand
Yrs 0-6
Daily and weekly supply teaching at a medium-sized coeducational school that attracts
children from mainly low socio-economic backgrounds. The school has a mix of cultures,
mostly white-Europeans with Maori and Pacific Island children as well as other cultures
represented. There are some children who also present challenging behaviour that requires
consistent management skills. Teaching
involved all levels of classes for part and full days using a range of pre-planned and
self-planned teaching. Road Patrol, playground supervision during breaks and liasing with
other staff members are also common in the job. I attended the three day yr5 camp in
February 2001 as an adult helper involving supervision of planned tasks and free time
while walking, rock climbing, swimming and leisure.
|
| Dec 2001 - Aug 2002 |
Rowley
Avenue School,
Christchurch, New Zealand
Yrs 1-6
Daily and weekly supply teaching at a small coeducational school that attracts children
from mainly low socio-economic backgrounds. The school has a strong mix of cultures, with
high levels of Pacific Island and Maori children as well as white-European children. Many
of the children come from non-English-speaking backgrounds. Due to language or social
disadvantages a few children present behaviour issues that require interventions to be put
in place. Teaching involved all levels of
classes for part and full days using a range of pre-planned and self-planned teaching.
Road Patrol, playground supervision during breaks and liasing with other staff members are
also common in the job. During my appointment in December 2001, I attended staff meetings
and contributed to the end of year concert. |
| Professional Teaching Practice |
| Jul/Aug
2001 |
Russley
School, Christchurch, Yrs 7 & 8 |
| Feb/Mar
2001 |
Brewster
Elementary, Rochester Hills, Michigan, USA, Gr 5 |
| Aug/Sep
2000 |
Rowley
Avenue School, Christchurch, Yrs 1-3 |
| May 2000 |
Ouruhia
Model School, Ouruhia, Yrs 3-5 |
| Oct 1999 |
Woodend
School, Woodend, Yr 1 |
| May/Jun
1999 |
Kaiapoi
North School, Kaiapoi, Yrs 7 & 8 |
| Relevant Voluntary Work |
| Feb 2002 |
Adult
Helper at Yr 5 Camp
Linwood North School |
| Jan
2000 - Mar 2002 |
Adult
Helper on Class Trips
Rowley Avenue School |
| Other Employment History |
| Jul
2001 - Aug 2002 |
Part-time
Waitress/Barperson
Viaduct, Christchurch, New Zealand |
| Dec 2000 - Aug 2002
|
Part-time
After School & Holiday Nanny
Steve & Maureen Kennedy, Christchurch |
| Dec
2000–Dec 2001 |
Vice
President
Christchurch College of Education Students’ Association |
| Dec
2000–Jul 2001 |
Part-time
Duty Manager
McDonald's Family Restaurant, Christchurch |
| Jan
1999–Oct 2000 |
Part-time
Waitress/Barperson
Blue Jean Cuisine, Christchurch, New Zealand |
| Jun
1997–Nov 1998 |
Full-time
Assistant Manager
The Hillgate, London, England Full-time
Waitress/Barperson
The Shakespeare – London, England
Windsor Castle - Carshalton, England
Full-time Assistant Housekeeper
Greywalls Hotel (4 star) - Gullane, Scotland
Full-time Sales Assistant
H. Samuel Jewellers, Edinburgh, Scotland
|
|
| June
1994–June 1997 |
Full-time
Duty Manager (1996 – 1997)
Part-time casual Crew Person (1994 – 1996)
McDonald's Family Restaurant - Christchurch, New Zealand |
| Referees |
| Diana Bell |
Headteacher
Dulwich Hamlet Junior School |
Ph +44 207 525 9188
Fax +44 207 525 9187
office@dulwichhamlet.southwark.sch.uk |
| Nikki Thomson |
Teacher
Dulwich Hamlet Junior School |
Ph +44 788 9109 215
nthomson@dulwichhamlet.southwark.sch.uk
|
| Basil Shead |
Retired Principal
Linwood North School |
Ph +61 7 5532 3964
florence@samford.net |
| If you have any questions or comments or
would like to obtain a printable copy of this CV, please contact me. |
| View my references |
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Updated January 2008 |
