Same experience for Outer Hebrides and Inner London
Making subjects personally relevant to students
Helping students see positive futures for themselves
Blame Shane. He started it all and as the director he is ultimately responsible. His early career was in advertising and publishing and marketing is not a dirty word.
Jamie joined the team in 2020. He has many years’ experience in science education and communication, which mainly involved making various things explode, freeze, or explode because they froze.
Michaela has a background and degree in visual arts. She is the calm power behind the smooth running of our projects.
Josh joined us in 2013 after a chemistry degree and a stint as a moderator on the projects. He now works remotely helping us with evaluation, systems, data, but never coffee.
Emily joined the team with a mass of cynical and critical thoughts on communication, technology, accessibility and the technical side of the site.
Josie has a background in event and festivals management, but her favourite bit was always the writing. Now she looks after our communications while drinking roughly 9-10 cups of tea per day.
We’re looking for someone to help us run our projects. You’ll be a key member of the team making sure teachers, students, and volunteers (the STEM professionals) benefit from taking part in our activities.
Hi, I’m Jamie, and I’m very pleased to be the new Project Wrangler for Mangorolla. I’ll be working on the I’m a… projects, making sure they’re working the best that they can for teachers, students, Read more…
Hello! I’m Josie and I’ll be looking after Mangorolla’s communications.
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