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Aimee Muckle |
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Aimee Dagmar Muckle nee Warrillow (1971–date) is a teacher and writer. . [1]
Biography
Aimee was born in Plymouth to Roger and Janet Warrillow. Aimee and her sister Claire grew up near Port Isaac in Cornwall. She currently lives near Elgin, Scotland with her husband and six children. [2]
Career
Aimee studied History at University of Portsmouth and took her Post Graduate Certificate in Education at University of Keele. Aimee first taught in Doha before returning to UK to take up teaching in London. She subsequently taught in Chepstow, Nairobi and Elgin. [3]
Works
- Notes for Common Entrance 13+ History - Tudors and Stuart
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Aimee Muckle |
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Aimee Dagmar Muckle nee Warrillow (1971–date) is a teacher and writer. . [1]
Biography
Aimee was born in Plymouth to Roger and Janet Warrillow. Aimee and her sister Claire grew up near Port Isaac in Cornwall. She currently lives near Elgin, Scotland with her husband and six children. [2]
Career
Aimee studied History at University of Portsmouth and took her Post Graduate Certificate in Education at University of Keele. Aimee first taught in Doha before returning to UK to take up teaching in London. She subsequently taught in Chepstow, Nairobi and Elgin. [3]
Works
- Notes for Common Entrance 13+ History - Tudors and Stuart
External links