Born: Adelaide, September 9 1964, Virgo.

The last TV show or movie you loved/binged? Probably Survivor or Traces.

One thing on your bucket list? To be able to travel overseas again and go to Canada.

Best aspect of being a principal? Getting to work with students and people passionate about doing their best for our children.

Worst aspect of being a principal? Sometimes in schools we are expected to deal with issues that are much broader than education and it can become frustrating getting the support our students need.

What’s your vision for Palmwoods State School? That we support and challenge our students to achieve their potential.

If you could change one thing about the education system what would it be?  Better resourcing for primary schools, in particular that all primary schools have Head of Curriculum positions funded by the department.  This way our teachers will have the support they need to interpret and enact the curriculum.

What has been your most memorable moment?  Being named a Life Member of the Queensland Association of Primary Principals.

What is something people don’t know about you? I like paddleboarding and playing Australian Rules Football.

Best local activity & why? Palmwoods State School Colour Run and our sensational Musical showcasing the talents of Palmwoods State School students.

Is there a local business or community group you’d like to give a shout-out to? The Palmwoods Branch of the Heritage Community Bank has been an extremely  generous supporter of our school over many years.

What’s the best thing about Palmwoods State School? The people, kids, parents , community and staff.