Instead of returning to the classroom, Mike Law takes on the historical novel genre after winning £2m.
An art teacher who won £2m on the Lottery will not be returning to school this week.
The 52-year-old, who worked in the teaching profession for 23 years, won the money with his wife Andrea in 2021. Mr Law, who also taught photography, said he had taught and known some of those students for many years. Mr Law said he always had a passion for writing and Roman Britain and wanted to make the switch to novelist while he was still relatively young.
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