CHRIS WYCHERLEY
I have just retired from teaching maths to
adult students in a college of further education in Wolverhampton. I have moved
to Anglesey with my husband, Clive, so that we can enjoy the amazing
countryside and coast line of North Wales.
My husband and I were also heavily involved
in Scouting in Wolverhampton, working at first with cubs (age 8 to 10years) and
then with Explorer Scouts (age 14 to 18 years). I am therefore used to working
with young people and committing on a voluntary basis. I was also a member, for
over twenty years, of the St. Chad’s bell ringers at my local church before
moving to Wales.
I am really looking forward to working with
a different group of people and experiencing a way of life completely different
to my own. I hope that I can make a positive contribution to the work of Hands
and show that ordinary people from different parts of the world care about the
work that they are doing. Hopefully I will then be able to spread knowledge of
this work within my own community and come home with a greater understanding
and knowledge of another culture, with falls in with the scouting ethos, that
we are all members of a worldwide family.
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