Master of Education, Monash University
                                                                            Bachelor of Educational Studies, Monash University
                                                          Diploma of Teaching, Early Childhood Education, University of Melbourne
                                                                         Diploma in Children’s Services, University of Melbourne
 
Angela has more than 30 years teaching experience working in the early childhood sector in a wide variety of settings including community kindergartens, early learning centres and universities. She has also held a number of leadership and management roles including university sessional lecturer, director, nominated supervisor, educational leader, arts specialists, curator of children’s art exhibitions and sustainability officer.

 

Angela brings a wealth of experience in contemporary early childhood theories and practices. She designs curriculums that focus on reciprocal relationships, understanding children and families as capable and competent learners with place and connection to country. She embeds the United Nations Sustainability Goals into the community projects, curriculum materials and resources. She has a deep passion for the arts and believes children learning in and through the arts as a way of expressing their ideas, thoughts and opinions as they discover and interpret the world. Angela continues to supported teachers and pre-service teachers through coaching and mentoring.

She loves working with families in community kindergartens where local support and lifelong  friendships are created. Angela has a passion for mid-century architecture, visiting art galleries and museums.