Teacher Feature - a Britannica Weekly Blog

Our dedicated staff support our students in their education, from academic to pastoral, ensuring that their experiences foster a love of learning while developing their confidence throughout their time here at Britannica and beyond.

Mrs Tunn grew up in Manchester, UK before moving to Sheffield to study Speech & Language Therapy at university. After graduating as a qualified Speech & Language Therapist, she worked within the English National Health Service for 4 years with children and young people. She supported children age 2-18 with their speech, language and communication skills in schools, nurseries, health centres and at their homes. She has also worked with children and young people in a variety of voluntary roles, such as supporting and mentoring young people with additional needs and also teenagers in the foster care system

Mrs Tunn moved to Budapest in 2020 with her Hungarian husband and since then has worked as a teacher's assistant in an international kindergarten and as a Speech & Language Therapist for children in schools. She is passionate about working together with parents and teachers to create environments which support the pupils to maximise their communication potential. Ms Tunn loves working with all of the pupils, staff and parents at Britannica and is delighted to join the SEN team to continue to be a part of the inclusive and supportive community here

In her free time, she enjoys dancing, arts and crafts, swimming, admiring flowers and gardens, going to coffee shops, and visiting new places on the train. She has been learning Hungarian for 5 years now.

After spending most of her adult life in the UK, Ms Seres has returned to Hungary to teach. She graduated with a First Class degree in Bilingual Education and soon after completed her PGCE in Mathematics at the University of Sussex. She taught in two state schools in the South of England for several years and tutored maths as part of a government initiative and also taught English as a Foreign Language. Ms Seres believes every child can achieve by getting the right support emotionally and academically. In her free time, she loves to travel, learning and speaking languages and has a soft spot for hiking.

Mr Clark is an English teacher from Bristol, England. As an English teacher he is passionate about literature and writing and will talk your ear off about his favourite reads at any given opportunity. His academic interests are in the Victorian supernatural and science fiction as political allegory. He also loves history, particularly the histories of Ancient Greece and Rome and continental philosophy. He has published some poetry and short fiction and is (very slowly) working on a novel. Mr Clark is thrilled to live and work in Budapest and to explore central Europe in his free time.

Hungary being the fourth country that he has lived in, Mr Graham is originally from the city of Aberdeen, Scotland. After originally working in law, Connor has been a Geography teacher for nearly six years after completing his PGDE in Canterbury. Having taught in secondary schools in England, Mr Graham was most recently the Head of Geography at his most recent school. With a university background in both Law and Geography, he is keen to emphasise to students the relevance of Geography in a modern, ever-changing world. Outside of school, Mr Graham has a keen interest on travel, languages, and photography.

Mrs Keating was born and raised in Dublin, Ireland. She initially attended Art College, earning a degree in Fashion Design and working in the fashion industry before retraining as a Primary School Teacher. Since then she has lived and taught in Sweden, Ireland, the United States and now Hungary. She has worked in a range of roles from class teacher and specialist teacher to learning support and EAL teaching. The role of Drama and Art teacher is one that she finds very exciting as it allows her to fully explore the creative arts through her teaching and hopefully pass some of her love of the subjects on to the next generation.