Sarah is an experienced primary school teacher and also a social researcher.  Across both professions, she brings a commitment to inclusion and equity; she is passionate about harnessing knowledge, and in particular central principles within Jewish ethics, to enable transformational change.  As well as teaching, Sarah also lectures at the LSJS, with a focus on inclusion in the Jewish classroom.  Her research projects have involved a wide range of stakeholders in education, including school pupils and university undergraduates as well as teachers, parents and faith leaders.  Growing up originally in modern orthodox communities in London and Brussels, more recently she lived within a small Jewish community in north-east Scotland before returning to London to join the KeshetUK team.