Mervelee Myers Was Born In Rural Jamaica And Came To UK 1992 So Why Should I Let Slavery Thrive

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Qualified Early Years Practitioner Level 5 (EYFS) and Learning Support Assistant Level 2 Children & Young People. Former Basic Basic School Teacher. Specialises in the Early Years Foundation Stage: Special Educational Needs & Disabilities (SEND). Policies & Procedures. Safeguarding. Report Writing. Mentoring (Children & Young People). Multigenerational Working Approaches.

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