I started my music teaching career in 2002 as a secondary school music teacher in Leeds. In the following years, I worked as a music educator in a variety of settings, until I hung up my secondary teaching hat in 2015. At the time, circumstances meant I had relied on union support; and on leaving the classroom that year, my experience had lit a spark for union involvement and I vowed to ‘pay forward’ the excellent union support I had experienced when I really needed it. Union membership had always been really important to me, seeing the work that reps had done in the schools I'd worked in, but I never thought I would become involved until I joined the MU.
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