PQA Wellingborough.

Amy Eglite

Hi, I’m Amy and I am delighted to be joining the PQA team in Wellingborough. I am a third year university student at Northampton where I am studying to become a primary school teacher. Within my studies I have had multiple opportunities to work with children of all ages and inspire them to grow. I really enjoy musical theatre and I am a big advocate for the importance of organisations such as PQA for instilling confidence and inspiring children to shine in the world!

Chloe Scalzo

Hi I'm Chloe and I'm so excited to join the PQA team in Wellingborough. After graduating in 2011 with a first-class honours degree in Musical Theatre I continued my training at Central School of Speech and Drama in Acting for camera and then at The London Actors Workshop in Acting for TV & Film. Within my years in the industry, I have worked in the UK and internationally overseas as a performer with credits including Scaramouche in, We Will Rock You, Stephanie in Saturday Night Fever, Elphaba in A night at the Musicals, Jersey Boys and Thriller! The London 2012 Paralympic Opening Ceremony and most recently I starred in a short film to be entered into the Annual Film Festivals. I have always had a love for teaching and started my teaching journey in London a few years ago and what better way than to teach what I love and share all I know with you all.

Dominique Domfeh

Flynn Bieder

Hi, I’m Flynn, the Academy Assistant at PQA Wellingborough. I bring years of experience teaching in schools, supporting students from early years through to age 18. In my full-time role as a UI/UX designer, I focus on creating websites and apps that are both intuitive and enjoyable to use. However, my passion lies in the performing arts and all things creative. During my teaching career, I especially loved leading lessons in art, drama, and film and TV. I believe it’s vital for young people to explore their imagination in ways that spark something deeper within them. Through creativity, children can discover their own unique voice, better understand the world around them, and express themselves authentically. At PQA Wellingborough, I’m dedicated to bringing this same passion and purpose to our students, helping them grow, create, and shine.

Kwame Addo

My name is Kwame, and my love for the world of film began at the young age of 7. Ever since I first watched Meet the Robinsons and Shark Tale, I was inspired and felt a sense of importance. As I grew older, Man of Steel became my favourite film, serving as a source of motivation and self-empowerment during times of doubt. These films have shaped my passion for storytelling and filmmaking. I am thrilled at the prospect of sharing my love for movies with children, imparting the same sense of wonder and inspiration that I experienced growing up. My ultimate goal is to instill in them the drive and passion to create their own cinematic masterpieces. If I can provide them with the same sense of belonging that movies have given me, it would make me one of the happiest people on earth.

Leah Walters

Hi, I’m Leah. I’m the Vice Principal of PQA Wellingborough, but my full-time job is being a mom to Emma, the principal and her younger brother Miles. Performing Arts has been a passion in our family for generations, sparked by my uncle who introduced me to the theatre at a young age. During my youth, I attended my local weekend dance school for many years. In secondary school, I was fortunate to receive Musical Theatre singing lessons from a locally renowned specialist, participating in competitions and festivals. After finishing school, I pursued multiple BTEC diplomas in Health and Social Care, as well as Education. These qualifications led me to work in a social care day nursery and later in various positions at several SEN schools. As a teaching assistant, I worked with children in primary schools and, later in my career, in secondary education. I am incredibly proud of Emma and thrilled to be part of this exciting journey at PQA Wellingborough.

Miles Walters

Hi there! I’m Miles, the Vice Principal at PQA Wellingborough. My lifelong passion for performing arts and creativity was sparked by watching my older sister Emma in shows and competitions. I’ve had the pleasure of performing in the ensemble at The Grand Theatre in productions like Evita and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat alongside her. Music plays a huge role in my life—I play electric guitar, acoustic guitar, and trumpet. When I’m not immersed in music or shows, I work as a technician with the West Midlands Ambulance Service. I’m currently training on the job, working towards my degree and paramedic registration. As a former rugby player for Worcester Warriors Academy, where I’ve learnt the importance of teamwork and dedication, which I’m excited to bring to PQA Wellingborough. I’m thrilled to combine my love for the arts with my passion for inspiring and supporting the next generation. I look forward to meeting you all!