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A HEREFORD Cathedral School teacher is in the running to be crowned biology teacher of the year. Elena Segalini-Bower has been listed as a finalist for The Society of Biologys 2015 annual awards. As a finalist, Mrs Segalini- Bower has been acknowledged by the society as one of the years top three teachers of the science. The award, with the winner to be announced later this year following a final stage of judging, seeks to identify and to recognise the very best and most inspiring biology teachers in 11 to 18 education. Mrs Segalini-Bower said: It was amazing to be nominated, but to be shortlisted as a finalist is a true honour! My thanks must firstly go to the school and my department, but I must also thank all the pupils for making biology such a joy to teach. Cathedral headmaster Paul Smith added: I am delighted that Elenas hard work has been recognised. View original post here: Hereford teacher in running for award … Continue reading →