The Chartered College of Teaching, the professional body for the teaching, is pleased to announce it has conferred the status of Fellow on Head of Educational Programme Development and training for Stagecoach Performing Arts, Louisa Roberts. Fellowship is the highest and most prestigious membership of the Chartered College and recognises the achievements, skills and expertise of teachers and leaders. 

To become a Fellow, an individual requires at least 10 years teaching experience and have shown a significant and sustained contribution to the teaching profession.

Louisa has an extensive educational background as a Teacher and Senior Leader in UK schools. Facilitating continuing professional development previously with Trinity College London and The Open University’s KS2 Music CPD Programme, AQA, Sing for Pleasure, the Voices Foundation and local authority music hubs, she has devised and hosted workshops, mentored and supported teachers, education leaders and performers throughout the world for over 20 years.

Louisa said: “Supporting and connecting teachers is a career-long passion. It is so important to recognise the impact that high quality teaching and learning can have on children and young people. I am excited and honoured to have been accepted to the Chartered College of Teaching as a Fellow and I look forward to connecting our networks at Stagecoach with the wider Education sector through shared reflective practice, mentoring and professional development.”