US EditionNadiya Hussain steps down from new job outside of showbiz due to health concerns
Nadiya Hussain left her primary school teaching assistant role after three months due to fibromyalgia worsening in the school environment, impacting her health and performance.
- Nadiya Hussain has stepped down from her role as a primary school teaching assistant after roughly three months due to health concerns, revealed in a recent Instagram update.
- After the BBC decided not to commission her show, Nadiya applied for and accepted a primary school TA role to shift away from screen work.
- She lives with fibromyalgia, and frequent coughs and colds in the school setting worsened her health, affecting her mental wellbeing and forcing her to step away.
- She plans to keep publishing cookbooks, and although broadcasters such as ITV and Channel 4 had been in contact, she decided TV projects were not for her then, focusing instead on future teacher training.
- The school acknowledged her contribution and the primary school's newsletter called her a valued team member, while Lisa Faulkner and TV doctor Dr Amir Khan offered support, and Nadiya said the experience made her better for it though she remained sad.
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Great British Bake Off winner in tears as she quits new job after BBC axe - Birmingham Live
Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain has announced she is quitting her job as a primary school teaching assistant after just three months as it "played havoc with her health"
Nadiya Hussain in tears as she quits new teaching job after just 3 months following BBC axe: 'Was sick all the time!'
Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain has tearfully revealed that she has stepped down from her position as a teaching assistant at Giles Brook Primary School in Milton Keynes after spending just over three months in the role.The 41-year-old baker, who claimed victory in the 2015 series of the BBC competition, announced the news with her million-plus Instagram followers on Monday.Ms Hussain was moved to tears in the emotional video as she…
Nadiya Hussain quits teaching after three months over health concerns
HighlightsHussain says school role made her “sick all the time”.Star stepped away to prioritise physical and mental wellbeing.She remains open to future TV work with greater creative control. Former Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain has revealed she left a primary school teaching assistant role after three months because the job significantly affected her health. The television chef and author shared the update in an emotional Instagr…
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