James Graewolfe

James Graewolfe has an undergraduate degree in history, and has recently completed his Dip. Ed. He has also worked extensively with educational incursion companies running history or science incursion programs throughout Queensland, NSW, and Victoria, and has received superb reviews from hundreds of schools.

James is responsible for designing some of the best of our presentations, including Medieval Arms & Armour and Fashion and Dress, and Ancient Warriors & Warfare and Gladiators.

James is usually contracted to schools these days, but continues to help us out as an emergency if his schedule allows.

David Greagg

David is an extremely experienced senior maths and sciences teacher; who has a long history as a researcher and research assistant at Melbourne University's History Faculty, and on the editorial staff of Meanjin magazine.

David's books have included It's true, the Viking's got Lost!, and It's true, Burke and Wills forgot the Frying Pan!; as well as his fiction books, and his recent history of Victorian National Parks. He is also completing his second maths textbook for schools.

David has helped design and present a number of Medieval activity sessions for us, and has also been helpful with our development of Interactive-Whiteboard presentations.

Clive Byerley

Clive Byerly is a senior teacher of SOSE subjects with a passion for Medieval History. Clive has contributed many practical improvements to our presentations, not least from the perspective of student attention and presenter classroom management. 

We are indepted to clive for major improvements to our Crime & Punishment and Education and Games sessions.

Julian Ashton

Julian Ashton is a teacher with a specialisation in drama and performance, as well as an interest in SOSE subjects. He has helped develop several of our programs, and has been responsible for testing them in a variety of schools.

Julian is now developing online resources for education purposes for the National Gallery of Victoria

Michael O'Brien

Michael O’Brien was on the staff of the Education Faculty at the University of Melbourne, with some responsibility for visiting schools to do on site inspections of student teachers. He assisted greatly with the development of our staff quality control procedures, but is currently helping to redesign the educational faculty programs at the teacher’s colleges in Abu Dhabi.