
Zeynab Hyder-Wright
I studied for a BSc in chemistry at the University of Liverpool and went on to achieve a MSc. I decided to continue my studies and later attained a PhD in inorganic chemistry. I worked as a post-soctoral scientist in malaria research with the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine for some time, where I was lucky enough to be given the opportunity to teach. I decided that education is what I wanted to do, so I applied for a PGCE and was offered a job a Neston High School, where I have been teaching for 6 years. I am passionate about inspiring young people to choose a career in STEM. I grew up in Burnley but have lived Liverpool for the past 18 years. I currently live in South Liverpool with my wife and child.

FeatureSchool should be where students freely ask questions
We should create forums where all students can explore issues facing the LGBT community



