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Jami has a husband of almost two years and a four-month-old daughter. She enjoys spending time with family and friends, including participating in a polar bear dip in January where the air and water temperatures were 28 degrees. Her hobbies include bowling and competing in semi-pro barrel racing with her horses. Her professional goals are to become an elementary school teacher and take over the family business. In 10 years, she hopes to be teaching at a Catholic elementary school in her hometown.

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Residentials with families are a relatively new concept and one that Learning Away was keen to explore. Two of the Learning Away school partnerships – the South Hetton and SMILE Trust partnerships – embraced the idea, carrying it out in diverse and challenging ways. This slideshow was made by Louise Kelly*, one of the first participants in the SMILE Trust family residentials, to describe her experience. It is part of a suite of resources including filmed interviews with staff, case studies (some written by the participating families themselves) and strategic planning tools to help schools decide whether organising family residentials could address identified issues in your school. Visit learningaway.org.uk/resources for more information. * Names have been changed

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