Beena graduated with a BEd in Business Education Degree from Nottingham Trent University in 2001 and went on to graduate from Warwick University with a Masters Degree in Educational Leadership and Innovation in 2010. She has been in teaching for 21 years and has successfully led Student Care, Safeguarding, Behaviour and Attendance for 16 years in varying leadership roles. Her passion lies working within inner city challenging schools where her leadership was recognised by Ofsted in 2017 for the improvements she had made to an Academy’s personal development programme and safeguarding provision. Prior to joining The Wells Academy, Beena was a Vice Principal and Secondary Safeguarding Advisor in an ‘Outstanding’ school. She has been a successful senior leader in three challenging inner-city schools so brings a wealth of experience to The Wells Academy. Beena entered education to help every student in her reach to meet and exceed their potential in order to open a lifetime of opportunities. 

Yasmine graduated from the University of Sheffield with a Masters degree in Law and French. Following her degree, she lived and worked in France as a Legal Seminar leader at the University of Bordeaux Law School.  On her return to the UK, Yasmine completed her Legal Graduate Scheme at Deutsche Bank.  Whilst completing her graduate scheme she became heavily involved in various projects, in particular working with young at risk NEET students in Birmingham City. 

This inspired her to pursue a career in teaching and she secured a place on the Rushey Mead SCITT with Leicester University in 2013.  Yasmine began her teaching career in an challenging school in the Derby where she became part of the senior leadership team which took the school out of Special Measures in 2018. ​​​​Yasmine is driven to change injustices that exist and empower those around her. 

Tracey graduated with a BA Hons in Education from Nottingham Trent University and subsequently completed a Masters in Education in 2010.  She has a proven track record within the education sector over many years, working with the most vulnerable young people in society.  This includes teaching and leading provision for disengaged students within the Further Education sector, Head of an inner-city Pupil Referral Unit and senior management roles within the local authority. 

Tracey is a positive and pro-active leader with a passion and drive for success.  In her role as Senior Leader for Alternative Provision and Key Stage 4 at The Wells Academy, Tracey firmly believes that every young person, regardless of their background deserves the opportunity to be the best they can be! 

Eleanor graduated from the University of Durham with a BA (hons) in French and German. She lived and worked in Germany as part of her degree as an English Assistant in a secondary school. After graduation she worked in Hospitality and Catering but then decided to follow her true passion and become a teacher, receiving a PGCE from the University of York.

Eleanor passed her qualifying year at an inner-city school in Milton Keynes and moved home to Nottinghamshire, where she developed her teaching practice and advanced into leadership roles as Head of MFL and other areas of leadership. After thirteen years in one academy it was time for a new challenge and Eleanor joined Nottingham Academy four years ago as Head of MFL, moved onto Faculty Leader and is now proud to be Associate Principal and Cultural Faculty Leader at the Wells Academy.

Eleanor believes that every child has the right to a high-quality education, is supported and encouraged to follow their dreams, and aspires to be the best that they can be. 

Julie graduated with a BSc Hons degree in Applied Biology: Microbiology and Biochemistry in 1999 from Nottingham Trent University. She worked within the Central Microbiology Laboratory of Mars inc. for 5 years before taking a career break to have her three children. Julie completed her PGCE in Secondary Education at Nottingham Trent University in 2012.

She began her teaching career at Nottingham Academy in 2013, initially at the Greenwood Campus, before transferring to the Ransom Road site in 2018 as Head of Science. As Assistant Principal for the Applied Sciences Faculty at The Wells Academy, Julie sees the potential in every student and encourages them to be the best they can possibly be with her high expectations and positive attitude.