From 2016-2020 I worked as Senior Editor at beijingkids magazine. It’s a lifestyle magazine with a generally upbeat tone, aimed at international families living in China’s capital. However we occasionally tackled more serious issues. Below are links to some of the articles of which I am most proud.

	A case of physical abuse at a Beijing kindergarten caused online rumours and wild speculation. I set out to separate fact from fiction. "Beijing Kindergarten Abuse Scandal: What We Know and What We Don’t" beijingkids November 2017
	When the Blue Whale "suicide cult" came to China, we were one of the few media outlets worldwide to debunk the hoax. "Debunked: the Blue Whale 'Suicide Game' Hoax" beijingkids May 2017
	I uncovered a financial crisis at an international school and persuaded teachers to give interviews. "'No Soap, No Pencils': Former BISS Teachers Describe Life at Crisis-Hit School" beijingkids September 2018
	Air pollution is a major problem in Beijing, but its effect on mental health is rarely discussed. I interviewed two women about its impact on their lives. "Airing Your Problems – Addressing the mental health effects of pollution" beijingkids March 2016
	Following a report on a recruitment and retention crisis in British schools, I spoke to British teachers in Beijing about their differing experiences of teaching at home and abroad. The Beijinger, October 2018