From the UK to Malaysia: My Journey in PE & Advocating for Gender Equality | Podcast with SheEducates

Hello Listeners!
I’m so excited to share that I was recently interviewed on the SheEducates podcast! In this episode, I had a fantastic conversation about my journey as a PE teacher, from the UK to Malaysia, and the experiences that have shaped my approach to teaching and advocating for gender equality in sports.

We covered some amazing topics, including:

My work as the creator of Once Upon a PE Lesson, developing creative resources for EYFS PE
The importance of gender equality in sports, particularly in the Asian context
How Ju Jitsu has become a vital outlet for maintaining a balanced lifestyle
Tips and insights for those interested in international teaching

I’d love to hear your thoughts—what resonates with you, and how do you approach gender equality and creativity in your teaching?
Reach out to me!

If you’re looking for fresh ideas, check out my resources page to add some fun and engagement to your lessons!

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