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A sample of Duncan’s feedback from schools in England–
Having invited Duncan to Shiphay School on several occasions, I can
state with absolute certainty that he contributes most positively to the
teaching and learning environment we provide. At both Year 5 and 6 he
held children spellbound with his honest and open enthusiasm to convey
his passion about conservation of whales, dolphins and other species. His
slide show kept children engaged and interested until we all had to stop
for a much deserved break. His empathy with children was obvious and
his ability to answer questions and raise awareness was done so skilfully,
it was a pleasure to be part of.
His artwork was superb. His techniques were passed on so positively and
directly, that all the children felt that they could join in and succeed.
Duncan also worked with Year 1 children and once again, he
communicated so well that the children were fascinated.
Denise Russell , Deputy Headteacher Shiphay Community Primary
School, Torquay
Your presentation represented your deep knowledge and understanding of
wildlife. You communicated with the children at an appropriate level,
answering all their questions with consideration and packing in numerous
facts and anecdotes. Having such expertise as yourself, it was a pleasure
to see how you managed to draw the children in to dialogue as equals.
The art workshop in the afternoon was super. Children who felt they had
no artistic skills found themselves creating the most marvellous whales
and dolphins. You were at all times calm and supportive of the large
number of children you were working with.
Jill Mahon, Deputy Headteacher, Dartington C of E Primary School
For the third time Duncan has visited our school and woven his magic
with the children here. His slide show gives a glimpse of a life that is
difficult for our children, many of whom come from deprived
backgrounds, to comprehend. It is a real treat for both the adults and the
children. After the slide show we had a hands-on lesson to make various
kinds of whales and dolphins. It was a magnificent experience and I
would like others to know how valuable it was for someone like Duncan
to come and educate the children about the importance of the
conservation of whales and dolphins.
Anne England, Barton Primary School, Torquay
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schoolfeedback

  • 1. A sample of Duncan’s feedback from schools in England– Having invited Duncan to Shiphay School on several occasions, I can state with absolute certainty that he contributes most positively to the teaching and learning environment we provide. At both Year 5 and 6 he held children spellbound with his honest and open enthusiasm to convey his passion about conservation of whales, dolphins and other species. His slide show kept children engaged and interested until we all had to stop for a much deserved break. His empathy with children was obvious and his ability to answer questions and raise awareness was done so skilfully, it was a pleasure to be part of. His artwork was superb. His techniques were passed on so positively and directly, that all the children felt that they could join in and succeed. Duncan also worked with Year 1 children and once again, he communicated so well that the children were fascinated. Denise Russell , Deputy Headteacher Shiphay Community Primary School, Torquay Your presentation represented your deep knowledge and understanding of wildlife. You communicated with the children at an appropriate level, answering all their questions with consideration and packing in numerous facts and anecdotes. Having such expertise as yourself, it was a pleasure to see how you managed to draw the children in to dialogue as equals. The art workshop in the afternoon was super. Children who felt they had no artistic skills found themselves creating the most marvellous whales and dolphins. You were at all times calm and supportive of the large number of children you were working with. Jill Mahon, Deputy Headteacher, Dartington C of E Primary School For the third time Duncan has visited our school and woven his magic with the children here. His slide show gives a glimpse of a life that is difficult for our children, many of whom come from deprived backgrounds, to comprehend. It is a real treat for both the adults and the children. After the slide show we had a hands-on lesson to make various kinds of whales and dolphins. It was a magnificent experience and I would like others to know how valuable it was for someone like Duncan to come and educate the children about the importance of the conservation of whales and dolphins. Anne England, Barton Primary School, Torquay