In our 3rd Podcast episode we will feature an interview with Zane Powles, an assistant head teacher based in Grimsby. Zane's work within his local community in helping deliver over 8,000 food parcels to families since the first lockdown has gained him international recognition, featuring on a number of media outlets to share his story. Zane recalls the hard-work that education staff across the UK continue to put in during the pandemic for the children, young people and families that they support.

We will finish the podcast with our second Mindfulness practice delivered by Sharon McCafferty, Barnardo's Project Worker, Mindfulness Practitioner and Teacher of Mindfulness at Time4Me.

Disclaimer: all of our interviews and sound production is conducted remotely to ensure safety during the global pandemic, so the sound quality may vary. The views of our guests are their own and are not reflective of Barnardo's or the Education Community project.

In this episode, we will feature an in-depth discussion with Henry Naylor-Stead, a User Researcher employed by Barnardo's. Henry shares the work he has completed across the United Kingdom during the pandemic that has helped shape and steer the early foundations of the Education Community project.

We will end each podcast with some helpful wellbeing tips to support you during these challenging times. This episode will finish in the company of Sharon McCafferty, a project worker for Barnardo's and a qualified mindfulness practitioner and teacher with "Mindfulness Time 4Me". 

Disclaimer: all of our interviews and sound production is conducted remotely to ensure safety during the global pandemic, so the sound quality may vary. The views of our guests are their own and are not reflective of Barnardo's or the Education Community project.

In this episode we will share what the Education Community project is, alongside our aims and objectives for the next 18 months. You will get the chance to meet the team project workers and programme manager. We hope the episode is informative and gives the wider picture of our background, experience and passion for supporting mental health and wellbeing.

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Disclaimer: all of our interviews and sound production is conducted remotely to ensure safety during the global pandemic, so the sound quality may vary. The views of our guests are their own and are not reflective of Barnardo's or the Education Community project.