Hi, I’m Joe – a passionate educator, physics enthusiast, and lifelong learner. With years of experience teaching and leading sixth form education in the UK, I’ve recently embraced a new chapter: sharing my love of environment, science and learning internationally. Whether I’m in the classroom, training teachers, or experimenting with dataloggers, I’m all about making science engaging, accessible, and meaningful. When I’m not teaching, you’ll probably find me writing, exploring new cultures, or working on my latest education project. If you want to know more about me professionally, have a look at my linkedin.
More informally I am a generalist, always with some projects on the go. I have tried to maintain blogs and the like for years but there's always something more interesting going on. I have vague hopes that this format for my personal site will stick for a while. I am moving my collection of thoughts on education and physics teaching over to Substack, where I will have a whole host of resources and interesting bits of geekery for you.
| Project: | About: |
|---|---|
| Jupyter Physics Lab books | Lab report templates and experiments in jupyter notebook form (work in progress). |
| Physics Notes | Complete, syllabus agnostic textbook/notes for the A-level Physics course. |
| Bioacoustics | Automated Bird call ID and Logging, Bat detectors large and small. |
| Diving | After moving to the Seychelles I have rekindled my love of diving. |