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Kaleidoscope Education

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Tutoring

Emma has a rich experience in education, she was regularly graded an outstanding teacher in schools and universities. She has a creative and innovative approach to teaching and learning, which fosters deep understanding in the students she works with. She has a track record of attaining excellent results.  Emma developed FastTrack with the DfE and was a Lecturer in Education at Cambridge University and ARU. Emma is currently Assistant Head at The Perse School. Each year Emma takes on 2-3 tutees for Science to GCSE, Biology A Level, Religious Studies at GCSE and the Epistemology and Ethics components of the A level Philosophy course. 

Education is a vocation for Emma, she will go the extra mile to help students learn and reach their goals. 

Supervision & Mentoring & Safeguarding

Emma is a very experienced and trained supervisor. She can offer general supervision and safeguarding supervision. Emma has over 25 years safeguarding experience in different contexts - community, schools, HE. She is a national leader in managing sexual misconduct and has spoken at several national conferences. She is also a mentor with much to offer colleagues as they navigate transition and progression in work.

Workshops & Leadership Training

Emma has delivered sessions on inclusive language, group coaching, diversity & inclusion, conflict resolution and mediation, sexual misconduct, adverse childhood experiences (ACES), women's health at work, similarity bias, ethics and business, anti-sexist practice, anti-racist practice (facilitates), neurodivergence and adjustments. Emma has expertise in managing culture and has overseen significant change in various organisations.

 

​Please be in touch for the full range of workshops, availability & pricing. 

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Coaching has helped to transform my own working practice. It has given me more agency to be creative, to think strategically and to manage the limiting beliefs I had about myself and my work. 

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It has developed my resilience and reflexivity and taught me to lift the ceiling on what I can do, and to embrace possibility. This doesn't mean there aren't set-backs, or that I hold unrealistic optimism, but it means I can look at things through an authentic lens of hope and make choices to flourish. 

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It remains worth my investment and I hope that you will also explore its value for your own work and wellbeing. 

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​Emma Rothwell

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