Meet our staff
Teaching Staff |
Responsibility |
|---|---|
| Mrs Sally Rawlings | Acting Headteacher, Senior Leadership Team (SLT) and Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) |
| Mrs Victoria Langan | Acting Deputy Headteacher, SLT, Reading Lead, Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead (DDSL) and PPA Teacher |
| Mr Joseph Barge | SLT, Mathematics Lead, Computing Lead, Assessment Lead, Online Safety Lead (OSL), Educational Visits Coordinator (EVC), DDSL and Year 3 Teacher |
| Mrs Joanne Chapman | SLT, Attendance PSHE and Forest School Lead, DDSL and Year 5 Teacher |
| Mrs Elaine Weaver |
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Coordinator (SENDCo) and DDSL |
| Mrs Laura Waterhouse | PSHE Lead and Year 3 Teacher |
| Miss Amy Russett | Maths Lead and Year 3 Teacher |
| Miss Fiona Walker | Spelling Lead, Reading Ambassador Lead and Year 4 Teacher |
| Mrs Sophie Pearson |
Spelling Lead, Higher Potential Learner Lead and Year 4 Teacher (Mon - Wed) |
| Mrs Katherine Walker | Design Technology Lead and Year 4 Teacher (Thursday - Friday) |
| Miss Katy Burke | PE and Clubs Lead and Year 4 Teacher |
| Mrs Sarah Suchecki | Art Lead and Year 5 Teacher (Monday - Wednesday) |
| Mrs Kathryn Goucher | Geography Lead and Year 5 Teacher (Thursday - Friday) |
| Miss Aimee Reynolds | Religious Education Lead and Year 5 Teacher |
| Mrs Rebecca Curtis | Writing Lead, Pupil Premium and Year 6 Teacher |
| Mr Robin Smith | Music Lead and Year 6 Teacher |
| Miss Natasha Richards | History Lead and Year 6 Teacher |
| Mrs Tracey Mallon | Science Lead and PPA Teacher |
| Mrs Laura Truelove | French Lead and PPA Teacher |
Mr Smith
Teacher
Mr Smith is looking forward to the adventures that the coming year will bring. Teaching in Year 6 promises to be an exciting and exhilarating experience, with interesting topics such as The WWII and The Ancient Maya and the trip to Skern Lodge to look forward to. He enjoys teaching all subjects, especially English, Science and History.
Mr Smith enjoys all sports and is a keen rugby fan (c’mon Bath!) and plays cricket and golf. Away from school, he likes spending time with his family and his dog exploring the world around us (whether it is climbing to the top of Glastonbury Tor, trudging through muddy forests or visiting the animals at Longleat). Originally from Cornwall, Mr Smith loves the sea and all things Cornish, especially pasties and cream teas. He loves to cook, play the guitar, read books, listen to music and is always singing along to songs in his little red(ish) car.