My family and I have lived in Wānaka for nearly fifteen years and we love it here. Over that time I have worked for our local council and local businesses in accounts and administrative roles, and I plan to bring my A game to our school.
When I’m not working I like to spend time with my family in the outdoors. When the weather is adverse you’ll find me reading books and watching movies, of which I am always happy to receive recommendations for.
My family moved from Australia a couple of years ago from the sand and surf to be by the mountains and snow. I previously was apart of a family-run Architectural Design Company.
I love to curl up with a good book and a coffee, (finding time to do this with four kids is a luxury 😀). I am excited to combine these two passions – the love of books and coffee in the cafe and library at Take Kārara.
Pop into the cafe for a friendly face and freshly made coffee.
Kia Ora! It is a joy for me to be a part of the Take Kārara whanau. I am a Wānaka local who moved back home from Auckland at the beginning of 2023. I have a background in Zoology and Politics and am currently completing my teaching studies through the University of Canterbury. I was a swim teacher when I lived up north but have found that I absolutely love helping children on land too! I am very privileged to work in such a beautiful and joyful kura with students who inspire me and always light up my day. Outside of school you’ll probably find me on the golf course, going for a swim, painting, or hanging out with whānau and friends.
Bio to come