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- Interviews cited
- Headteacher Pine School, 2014
- Headteacher, Ash School, 2012
- Headteacher, Larch School 2014
- Teacher, Larch School 2014
- Headteacher, Oak School 2012
- Headteacher, Alder School 2015
- Co-op organiser 2010
- Co-operative speaker, seminar, 2016
- Co-ordinator 2010 and 2016
- Organiser 2018