Meet the sports-mad chemistry teacher

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Head of chemistry Harry Lord shares what inspires him in the classroom

Each Meet the … article showcases a secondary school science teacher or technician, or a teacher trainer from England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland or Northern Ireland. Every teacher, technician or trainer in the series gives you their top tips for teaching resources, shares their favourite teaching hacks and, hopefully, makes you giggle by revealing their most embarrassing moment at school. This time it’s head of year Harry Lord from Haslingden High School and Sixth Form in north-west England.

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