Nikuare Bisson is a laboratory technician for ALS- Inspection. As a
lover of science and being very inquisitive by nature, she studied Forensic Science and
Forensic Anthropology and did a Masters in Forensic Anthropology
and Forensic Archaeology.
Her passion for science led her to teaching children aged 8-16 at the
Louise Da-Cocodia Education Trust Supplementary School and Sum-
mer School. She is keenly interested in how children learn and she
enjoys discovering with students how they learnt to arrive at an answer and asked more questions.
Her work with children started while, as a young person herself, she
volunteered at a local primary school, assisting teachers and staff in
facilitating children’s learning. Still in keeping with education, Nikuare
later went on to work for Ofsted, supporting primarily early years cli-
ents who wanted to register with the organisation.
Nikuare is also a member of the Grenadian Overseas Association –
Manchester, which brings together the Grenadian community, as well
as the Caribbean diaspora and local communities of various back-
grounds. She has also taken part in and contributed to the success of
various community groups and projects/events over the years in
Manchester.