Elizabeth is passionate about equipping students with real-world skills that extend beyond the classroom and into adulthood. As Head of Science at South View School, she believes education should prepare students for life, not just exams. Last year, she launched a Girl's Club offering sessions on changing tyres, cooking, financial literacy - developing student collaboration, confidence and empowerment. These activities reflect the core values she promotes—problem-solving, critical thinking, and self-reliance, essential for success in today’s world. With 12 years of teaching experience and 5 as Head of Department, she is known for her hands-on approach to teaching Science, particularly Chemistry. She brings the subject to life and ensures every student feels capable of success. Her focus extends to preparing students for science based careers that go beyond traditional paths, exploring emerging fields that will make students future-proof, regardless of career choice. To deepen her commitment, she plans to research the impact of life skills education with CEAR, aiming to implement more effective strategies to promote life skills within the classroom. The success of the Girl’s Club, featured on Lovin Dubai, The National News, and Dubai Eye, highlighted a growing need for life skills education for both students and adults. Elizabeth believes that everyone has valuable skills to share, and learning should empower individuals to thrive and navigate the complexities of the future.