Fiona Clark

Fiona Clark is an author, poet, teacher and writing for wellbeing workshop leader, living and working in the UK. She has completed psychology training ‘Teaching Emotional Resilience to Children and Adolescents’ at the University of Pennsylvania. She is also a University of Nottingham alumnus, has an English Literature Honours Degree, and is a member of the National Association of Writers in Education.

A teacher and leader in schools for over two decades, Fiona regularly takes up the role of writer in residence in schools across the UK, running creative writing workshops for school children. Evidence gathered through a Knowledge Exchange programme with University College London, shows that Fiona’s workshops improve children’s writing skills, improve well-being, boost self-esteem and increase confidence.

Fiona has written for the Times Educational Supplement, and is a Fellow of the Chartered College of Teaching.

She is a proud mum of girls, a wife, an amateur pianist, a keen sea swimmer, and has a cat called Blackberry.