Greg Marshall.

Greg has over 15 years of experience as a tutor and teacher of maths, science and history and has received a first degree in science.
Greg worked for the Brighton and Hove Museum service as a teacher, providing lessons on science, history and natural history to visiting school groups to Brighton Museum, the Booth Museum, Hove Museum, Preston Manor and the Royal Pavilion. Greg often took on roles to teach sessions within character in an immersive setting, playing Mr. Booth at the Booth Museum of Natural History, Mr. Elphick the Butler at Preston Manor as well as conducting tours of the Royal Pavilion as the Prince Regent.

Greg has continued education through immersive experiences playing Mr. Fogg at Phileas Fogg’s World of Adventures and the Captain during the Titanic Experience.

Tracy Taylor-Banks.

Tracy started her career performing as a nine-year-old and spent her early teens playing the title role in the original cast of ‘Annie’ the musical in the West End.
She went on to play Mercy Lewis in 'The Crucible' at The The Royal National Theatre.
Tracy played Peron's Mistress in the UK tour of 'Evita'; Sue in 'A Slice of Saturday Night' at The Royal Northampton; Miss Bushman/Vernon Girl in the UK tour of ‘Good Rockin' Tonight'; Jeannie in the European Tour of 'Hair'; Mrs Lyons in 'Blood Brothers' and also toured as the lead female vocalist with the twenty-five-piece Herb Miller Orchestra (brother of Glenn.)
She has supported many well-known artists in her long career as a vocalist and worked in some of the country's top recording studios as a session singer.
She has been teaching vocals and drama at major performing arts academies in Spain (where she lived for many years) and the UK for more than ten years as well as working as a tutor of Spanish and English.
She qualified as a Therapeutic Counsellor (L4 Diploma) in 2017 and runs her own private practice.

Patrick Potter.

Patrick Potter is an experienced teacher and bestselling non-fiction author with a diverse career in education and writing. Holding a BA (Hons), CELTA, PGCE, and QTS, he has taught Spanish, French, and English across various educational settings, including secondary schools, alternative provision for SEN students, and international language centres. Patrick’s teaching philosophy centres on inspiring young people to embrace learning and achieve rapid progress. Alongside his teaching career, he has built a successful freelance writing portfolio, contributing to numerous publications and projects. His passion for education and creativity has shaped a career dedicated to fostering knowledge and enthusiasm in both classrooms and beyond.

Gemma Parker.

Gemma Parker is a dedicated professional with a profound passion for education and a wealth of experience working with children. She has experience in providing top-quality entertainment for children’s events as well as other performance work alongside her work within junior and primary schools, where she not only taught but also assumed leadership positions, demonstrating her commitment to education. Gemma brings a freeing out of the box approach to workshops and demonstrates an unwavering dedication to nurturing young minds and fostering a love for learning in every endeavour.

Max Watson.

Max Watson is a multi-instrumentalist with experience in a range of music avenues including artist production, songwriting, event management, and live sound engineering, and has been lucky enough to perform at a variety of festivals and shows around the world. Max was home educated, giving him the time and freedom to focus on music, quickly realising that this was the career path for him. This led to university where he graduated with a first class degree and an MA in music. Max has since found his passion for teaching, teaching instrumental lessons with a focus on students with additional educational needs, and running a saturday band club, giving students the tools they need to write, records and perform their own original music