Ark Academy (Wembley Park)
Jodi-Ann Johnson is an experienced English teacher currently employed at Ark Academy in Wembley Park since September 2023. Previous teaching roles include positions at AL BASMA BRITISH SCHOOL, Newman Catholic College, and Southgate School. Jodi-Ann's background includes working as a Youth Project Worker for BLAM Charity and a Trainee Teacher at the UCL Institute of Education. Educational qualifications include a PGCE in English from IOE - UCL's Faculty of Education and Society, a Postgraduate Certificate in Education, Power and Social Change from Birkbeck, University of London, and a Bachelor's Degree in English Language and Literature from Coventry University. Jodi-Ann's early career involved various educational support roles and tutoring, demonstrating a commitment to academic achievement and student well-being.
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Ark Academy (Wembley Park)
the Ark Academy website. Their aim is to ensure that all Their pupils develop as high achieving, confident, articulate young people whose education fully equips them to go on to university or the career of their choice.They are delighted that within three months of opening in Their brand new school Ark Academy was judged as outstanding byOfsted. They stated:“A great deal of work has brought about a new school that has quickly established high expectations and secured impressive progress in the short period since opening. Pupils make outstanding progress in their studies.”They are very ambitious for all Their pupils and believe that Their emphasis on the study of subjects in depth through Their extended day is a key feature of Their success. At the end of each day They also enrich Their offer with a wide variety of activities, from extra sports and specialist clubs to extended support for literacy, mathematics and science. They also spend a great deal of time ensuring that as teachers They are well prepared and continuously learning and enhancing how They teach in order to extend Their students.