Q: What’s your physie story?
A: My physie journey started with Kay Blake at Lalor Park Physie Club when I was a junior. I was a member for 5 years then lost my way. I took a right turn at the age of 40 and found the Moree Physie Club. I joined the club and became a 1st year lady. Ahhh… on the right road again! My love for physie was reignited.
Q: How did you become a teacher?
A: I was lucky enough to fall into a teaching position in 2011. Not only do I love physie, but now I have the joy that the children bring to me. They achieve, then I achieve.
Q: How has teaching changed you?
A: My physie is now not just about ME and guess what? My physie has improved. Funny that! Go BJP – keep me alive and keep physie alive…
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