Nina Stamelou graduated from the University of Ioannina with a Bachelor’s degree in ‘Philosophy, Education and Psychology’.  Her love and passion for not only teaching children but understanding the diverse nature and uniqueness of each individual child took her towards the successful completion of a Master’s degree in ‘Inclusive Education and Special Educational Needs’ from the Manchester Metropolitan University. Her research centred on children with hearing impairments and how they are supported and included in a British mainstream primary school. Her desire to teach in the British educational system prompted her to stay there for 5 years and take every opportunity that the country provided her. Although, she has worked as a teacher in most levels of British education from kindergarten to college, she was attracted to Early Years’ classes. She has worked collaboratively as a member of EYFS team and Key Stage 1 in all areas of the curriculum for 3 years in a British public school. In 2015, she was evaluated as an outstanding EYFS teacher according to OFSTED requirements. She has extensive experience in Special Education as she has worked with and planned lessons for both autistic children and those with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).