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Amy Sayer (FCCT) is an accomplished educational professional with extensive experience in teaching, mental health, and wellbeing coaching. Currently serving as the Religious Studies Subject Lead at Inspiring Future Teachers and as a Playworker at ADUR Outdoor Activities Centre, Amy actively engages young people in diverse outdoor activities. In addition to these roles, Amy fulfills the position of ITT student wellbeing coach at Hampshire SCITT, providing vital support to future educators. As a content writer for the National Education Group, Amy focuses on mental health education, while also holding roles as a keynote speaker and workshop facilitator with Diverse Educators and Thrive Approach. As the Leading Diversity Advisor at the Chartered College of Teaching and a blog writer for ACAMH, Amy advocates for mental health equality in schools. Amy's academic background includes a BA in Humanities from the University of Brighton, complemented by a Bachelor of Arts from Hove Park School.