Pass with Peapod

03/09/2026

CONGRATULATIONS Rach Kelly PASSING 1ST TIME today at Rotherham. With compliments from the examiner and only 5 driver faults
Keep up the safe driving 🚗

14/08/2026

CONGRATULATIONS Isabelle. PASSING 1ST TIME today at Rotherham test centre, with only 4 driver faults
Keep up the safe driving 🚗

02/07/2026

CONGRATULATIONS Jessica
PASSING 1ST TIME today at Rotherham, with just 4 driver faults
Thank you for the prezzies x
You really didnt have to, even if you do know me so well (fatty, fatty, fatty)
Im sooo happy for you. I knew you could do it

01/07/2026

CONGRATULATIONS Rebecca 🎊
PASSING 1ST TIME (with me)
Even if you thought you had failed 😂
You've just got to believe
Keep you the safe driving 🚗

27/05/2026

CONGRATULATIONS Harry
PASSING 1ST TIME today at Rotherham, with only 2 driver faults
Keep up the safe driving
Also a BIG THANKS to N Drive for taking him while im away on my holiday 🌴
Ya a star 🌟

13/05/2026

CONGRATULATIONS Corey 🎊
PASSING FIRST TIME today at Rotherham, with only 1 driver fault
Keep up the safe driving 🚗

06/05/2026

CONGRATULATIONS Joe
PASSING 1ST TIME today at Rotherham, with only 3 driver faults.
Keep up the safe driving 🚗
Also thanks very much for the flowers

02/04/2026

19/03/2026

CONGRATULATIONS Richard Lee Gemma Cowdell
Passing FIRST TIME today at Rotherham with only 4 driver faults.
Keep up the safe driving 🚗

16/03/2026

Today is National Driving Instructor Day, and I want to talk about what really happens in the passenger seat. 🚗💨

Most people see a lesson on parallel parking, or working on roundabouts. But for me, being an instructor is about navigating the *invisible passengers* my pupils bring with them:
✨anxiety,
✨self-doubt,
✨and the pressure to succeed.

I take this personally because I’ve been there. I’ve walked the path of anxiety, and struggle with my own mental health. Even as an instructor, I know what it’s like to have your heart race or your mind cloud over when things feel like too much.

Because of my own journey, I know that learning to drive is one of the most vulnerable things a person can do. It requires immense trust. When a student says "I can't do this," I don't just hear a struggle with a manoeuvre — I hear a reflection of the same weight I’ve carried myself.

To my fellow instructors: thank you for being the calm in the storm. And to my pupils: I see you.

I lead with empathy because I know how much it matters to have someone in your corner who actually gets it.

Teaching isn’t just about the rules of the road - it’s about building the confidence to navigate life, even when the road gets bumpy.