Hannah Clarke

Primary School Teacher

hannah.clarke@example.com · +44 7700 900411 · Bristol, United Kingdom · linkedin.com/in/example-profile

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Summary

Six years teaching across Key Stage 1 and 2, currently with Year 4. Raised reading attainment in my class from 68% to 84% at expected standard over two years by restructuring guided reading.

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Work Experience

Year 4 Teacher and Phonics Lead

September 2021 – Present

Primary school · Bristol

Restructured guided reading into ability-fluid groups; reading at expected standard rose from 68% to 84%.

Key Stage 1 Teacher

September 2018 – July 2021

Primary school · Bath

Taught mixed Year 1 and 2 classes of up to 30 children.

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Education

University of Bristol

September 2017 – July 2018

PGCE, Primary Education

Cardiff University

September 2013 – June 2016

BA (Hons), English Literature · 2:1

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Skills

Teknik

Curriculum planning · Formative assessment · Differentiation

Tools

Google Classroom · Assessment trackers · Seesaw

Soft skills

Parent communication · Mentoring · Reflective practice

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Projects

Guided Reading Restructure

Replaced fixed reading groups with a fluid, assessment-led model. Reading at expected standard moved from 68% to 84% over two years.

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Languages

English · Native
Spanish · Intermediate

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