Janet Morris

Janet Morris serves as a Senior Lecturer for Early Years in the School of Education at the University of Greenwich's Faculty of Education, Health and Human Sciences, where she has lectured since 2012 with responsibility for undergraduate and postgraduate primary education programmes. She leads Year 2 students through school experiences while providing academic development, pastoral care, and personal tutoring.

Her educational trajectory includes:

• Physiology degree from the University of Leeds
• Postgraduate qualification in Human Nutrition and Dietetics (qualifying as a state-registered dietitian)
• Master's degree in Education (2015)
• Current Doctorate in Education (Early Childhood) candidate at the University of Sheffield

Morris specializes in Early Years Foundation Stage pedagogy with emphasis on indoor/outdoor learning environments and Forest School methodologies. Her research explores science education in primary curricula, expressive arts integration, and behaviour management frameworks within professional studies. She maintains active field engagement through partnership school teaching and co-leading local school leadership development programmes.

Scientific Awards:

• No documented scientific awards, fellowships, or medals in source material

Academic supervision focuses on undergraduate mentorship during school placements, with documented course development including the Engaging Primary Learners module for Accelerated Degree programmes. No research grants are referenced in available materials.

Professional practice extends to Forest School leadership and collaborative middle leadership development across clustered local schools, though no dedicated research laboratories or formalized research teams are specified.