Harry Fulleylove is the director of Climb The Beanstalk Ltd., and devises and delivers all workshops. Harry's passion for dance and the arts began when attending lessons at Chater Dance Academy, Nuneaton. He started his formal training at the renowned Elmhurst Ballet School, completing the Lower School Programme. Whilst at the school, Harry enjoyed entering the annual choreographic competition, winning awards on three occassions. After, Harry enrolled on the BA (Hons) Dance Studies (Choreography) course at Middlesex University, honing his performance and choreographic practice and graduating with First Class Honours. Upon graduation, Harry engaged in a wide-variety of artistic practice, highlights being; - Working as a performer in touring productions and R&D projects for DancingStrong Movement Lab (under the artistic direction of Dr Adesola Akinleye and Dr Helen Kindred) - Working within the Middlesex University Dance department as a Graduate Academic Assistant, supporting and enhancing the learning of undergraduates, alongside many other responsibilities - Creating and presenting choreographic work at a number of choreographic platforms - Teaching and facilitating both one-off movement workshops and courses at many different organisations and settings When the restrictions of the Covid-19 pandemic resulted in a near total loss of artistic work, Harry began working in a London-based special needs setting as a Teaching Assistant, later going onto complete the PGCE Primary (5-11) course at Kingston University. Since then, he has worked as a class teacher and form tutor in both mainstream and SEN settings, passing his ECT induction period and holding QTS. Outside of arts and teaching practice, Harry enjoys socialising with friends, reading 20th-century  literature, travelling, and walking his family's dog.