Eloise completed her Bachelor of Behavioural Science degree at the University of Tasmania. Throughout this time, she held a Tasmanian Institute of Sport scholarship as part of the elite hockey program. Selected for Australia to compete at the Youth Olympic Festival in 2007, meant relocating to WA to pursue hockey at a higher level.

Eloise completed a Graduate Diploma in Education at Murdoch University.  As a high achieving graduate, Eloise received a spot in the Priority Placement Program. During her first year of teaching, she was the recipient of the WA Beginning Teacher of the Year award. A professional development trip to Washington DC was part of her award.

Eloise has four children, with the eldest beginning her journey at Fahan this year. Eloise has spent the last few years teaching at Possums Playcentre in Taroona, a not for profit community centre for 3-5 year olds.

Eloise values strong, respectful relationships with all students and is passionate about all student voices being heard.

“I am thrilled to be working as part of the Fahan team and excited to assist all of the teachers to help all girls meet their full potential. The beautiful grounds and the size of the school allow students to feel a sense of peace and belonging, as they embark on their learning journey.”