Dogmas divide, experience unites
We've just returned from Greece. The house is looking good. At the moment the electrician is busily rewiring. Already the property is unrecognisable from the house we purchased 2 years ago. We are hoping to be able to offer it for rental next year and perhaps even invite a group out in the autumn of 2009. We have decided that rental will be available to people we know or people they have recommended only.
Sue Merry MSTAT is generally recognised as a pioneer and world expert on teaching the Alexander Technique to children aged 3-11 in a school environment. Sue began her ground-breaking work with children in 1994 in a local primary school where she began to devise unique ways of teaching that aimed to integrate the work into the regular school day. In 1997 she was a founder member of Educare Small School in Kingston upon Thames, UK. At Educare she evolved ways of integrating Alexander work seamlessly into the school day. This enables regular teaching staff to carry on the work whether or not an Alexander teacher is present. She took some elements from other, complementary disciplines, and used them to help to teach and reinforce the Alexander principles. The aim being to make the learning accessible and, above all, fun.Sue still occasionally teaches at Educare but mostly now focuses her attention on training and helping other Alexander Teachers to carry on with this work, both at Educare and beyond, and on documenting and promoting the work of this unique school for future generations.Sue also teaches riders and horses.
