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Tracey Kilcoyne
Tracey joined Lincoln Bishop University in September 2017 following 16 years working in Nottinghamshire schools as an Assistant Head Teacher, SENCO, Behaviour lead teacher and Designated Safeguarding Lead. Her ITT was completed at York St. John’s University and she started her teaching career in North East Lincolnshire. She has experience of school leadership within Community junior and infant schools and Church of England primary schools. She completed the National Professional Qualification for Headship(NPQH) in 2012. During her time in Nottinghamshire Tracey worked alongside the Nurture Group Network to support the delivery of Boxall Nurture training to school staff. She was seconded to the DfE Achievement for All pilot project in 2010 as an AfA Coach supporting teachers across the county to improve outcomes for pupils with SEND. In 2012 she gained Specialist Dyslexia Teacher status and worked as a Reading Recovery Teacher. Alongside her specialism in SEND she has been an RE Subject lead within both community and Church of England primary schools and achieved the National Society’s Bishop’s Certificate in Church of England School Leadership in 2014. Teaching Tracey primarily teaches on the undergraduate programmes with a focus on Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, and the National Award for Special Educational Needs Co-ordination (NA-SENCO). -
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About the Library
The Library is a truly communal space where students from all programmes come to study, gather information and seek advice & guidance. -
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Library
Our Library provides a range of facilities, services and resources to support all members of the Lincoln Bishop community, including specialist guidance and advice from trained staff. For the most up-to-date information about the Library click on the ‘LibGuides’ tile below. -
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About the Sport & Fitness Centre
Welcome to Lincoln Bishop’s very own on-campus Sport and Fitness Centre, open to everyone from our students and staff to the public. Whether you’re looking to shift those stubborn pounds, join a new class and make friends, or catch up with old friends over a friendly game of badminton, we have it all. -
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Chaplaincy
At Lincoln Bishop we welcome students and staff of all faiths and none. As a Church of England University, we offer many opportunities on campus for students and staff to gather and worship, using material and input from a variety of traditions. -
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Matriculation 2022
The Matriculation Ceremony has now established itself as a tradition at Lincoln Bishop and is an annual feature on the University’s calendar, serving as an opportunity to officially welcome newly enrolled students into the Lincoln Bishop family -
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About Research at Lincoln Bishop
Research is important to us at Lincoln Bishop for its intrinsic as well as extrinsic value, and we fully support and encourage research among staff and students across the institution. -
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About partnerships at Lincoln Bishop
Lincoln Bishop University has developed comprehensive partnership links with colleges, schools and nurseries throughout the region and has a well-earned reputation for producing high quality entrants into the teaching profession. -
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Refectory
Refectory is our biggest catering outlet on campus, delivering great food and drink in an environment which blends great modern design with a traditional homely feel. -
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Fitness classes and fitness suite
Whether you’re a student, a member of the public or newly signed up to our gym, our fitness suite and classes are open to all.
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