I'm Harriett Moore, an IT Operations Manager at a Worcestershire School.

I have a varied background within the field of both education and research.  I studied Animal Behaviour at University College Chester (then a college of Liverpool University) where I engaged with a wide selection of research methodologies, from observational approaches to applied research in a range of contexts. My skills have transferred effectively into analysing human behaviour. I have been involved with education since the mid-2000s as a secondary IT teacher and an IT Operations Manager, among other roles. Throughout my career, I have engaged with applied research to help facilitate change and to inform a variety of audiences, continually challenging perspectives in the limitations of what people think is possible and what can actually be achieved.

I currently manage the school’s Duke of Edinburgh’s Award and am a firm believer that education is much more than classroom-based learning, rather requiring a ‘whole-person centred’ approach.

In my spare time, I enjoy studying Wing Chun Kuen (a simple but effective Chinese martial art system), mountain walking and wild camping, and creating handcrafted items that I sell through a variety of channels as Ediout Design.