
I am a versatile, independent consultant with a strong, international track record in content development and visitors’ learning experiences at cultural and heritage venues. I work within the areas of interpretation, learning and audience development, and I am a public engagement consultant for the National Lottery Heritage Fund, UK.
I have particular expertise and interest in pedagogies relating to creativity and play, and in how these can be best applied in cultural and heritage environments through exhibitions, hands-on galleries and activities.

Engaging People With Culture
I have enjoyed public engagement roles at the Science Museum, the Natural History Museum and Victoria & Albert Museum (London, UK), and ArtScience Museum (Singapore), amongst others. Now a UK-based freelance learning consultant based in York, I was previously Executive Director at Playeum in Singapore, an independent non-profit organization that promotes play and creativity for children. Prior to that, I was Associate Director of Programming at ArtScience Museum (Singapore), leading an Education Department of 16 staff, focusing on the strategic development and implementation of exhibition programmes and activities.​
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I am the lead author for the book for educators, Planning Educational Visits for the Early Years (Sage Publications), and a regular speaker at conferences. I have also written and spoken widely on the subject of play and creativity, and hold an MA in Museums Studies from University College London.
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I am well-versed in strategic development, stakeholder consultation, and in locating key areas for consideration when planning content for all ages and abilities. With my extensive strategic and operational experience, I can help to ensure that your organisation’s vision and strategic aims are fully and realistically realised through pedagogically-informed exhibitions, programmes and activities.