Our New Team Members

GREG EDWARDS

Visual Arts Teacher

My educational background is as a graduate of the National Art School and Sydney University. I have been teaching in NSW schools for twenty years and bringing a brand new ceramics program in 2021. For the first time the School will be offering a range of hand-building and wheel-throwing projects that also include glazing and firing in the school’s new electric kiln. In addition, we will be looking at a range of ways to further utilise technology in the Visual Arts classroom including photography, video production and animation.


JESSICA LOADSMAN

Learning Support Teacher

In 2016, I moved to the Mid North Coast. In 2021 I have commenced work at NVCCS as a Learning Support teacher. My educational background is a Bachelor of Arts/Education at Southern Cross University. I previously worked as an EAL/D (English as an Additional Language/Dialect) teacher, supporting primary students new to Australia and casually within schools across the region.

EMILY GOUGH

Primary Teacher

A local to the Nambucca Valley I completed my Bachelor of Arts/Education K-12 at Southern Cross University. I have been a teacher's aide for the past two years and am now teaching Year 3. Prior to teaching I was involved in agriculture completing a Certificate 2 in Agriculture and Animal Husbandry.

ALISON WEST

Primary Teacher

My new role is as a part-time Kindergarten teacher. Since 2016, I have been serving as a teacher’s aide and casual teacher at NVCCS. Prior to teaching I worked in Outdoor Education and Early Childhood Education.



BIANCA WILLIAMS

Community Relations

In 1991 I was one of the first students at Nambucca Valley Christian Community School when it began. It was the first year the school had opened and my last year in Primary school. I now have the privilege of being able to encourage others to be part of our growing community by:

  • Welcoming and supporting families joining our community.
  • Strengthening the existing relationships, families have with staff.
  • Building the capacity of the school community across the range of opportunities and interactions with each other.
  • Providing opportunities to engage and include families as a meaningful part of their children’s education.

NICOLE JEFFERY

Primary Teacher

I am a proficient teacher who graduated from Charles Sturt University in 2001 with a Bachelor of Education (Primary). I was a targeted graduate and taught part time at NVCCS in 2017 and have since worked in various schools around the Coffs region, including NVCCS, as a casual. I am also an author, producing books for both children and adults.