Carriad Lewis, 22, did not believe she would be able to cope in a classroom but has achieved her dream of securing a university place.
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A neurodivergent young woman who once doubted she could cope in a classroom is heading to university, with the dream of caring for children with additional needs.
Carriad Lewis, 22, has secured a place to study early years education at Cardiff Metropolitan University after completing her Level 3 qualification in children’s care, play, learning and development.
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