Get to know our staff

Mr Ellis is the Head Teacher and teaches Class 3 for three days each week.

Miss Mullard teaches Class 2 (7 - 9 year olds), and this is what they think you should know about her!

"Miss Mullard has a good sense of humour... she gives you challenges when necessary... sometimes is strict, explains things clearly"
"I think that Miss Mullard is pretty and kind... Miss Mullard is a thoughtful teacher"
"Miss Mullard thinks we are all very special. She can be strict, but is fair, she gives you chances"
"Miss Mullard laughs a lot... she likes neat work"
"When your stuck she comes quick as she can. She always gets us new things to do. She reads us a bit of a story at the end of the day. She gives out stickers who done well"
"She is one of the best teachers I have ever known!!! She does sometimes tell us off, but that's our fault, she's giving us advice so we're good people in the future."
"She's scared of dark places... she likes animals and colouring in"
"Miss Mullard is very nice to peopol"
"She loves Class 2... she shares things"
"I like you... it's fun"
"She encourages us to have fun... I enjoy going to school because I have a lovely teacher"
"She loves chocolate... you can chat to her... she is laidback!"
"She is a cool teacher"
"I think Miss Mullard is really kind, I always have, even since I was in Class One."

Mrs Hawthorn teaches Year 2 and this is what some of the children have written about her.

"Mrs Hawthorn explains things well... she has a lovely voice. she's very friendly and she has a beautiful smile.

"I love Mrs Hawthorn because she gives us easy spellings. She's a very fun teacher because she makes space interesting.

Children in Reception think...

"Miss Davies is prity (pretty) and fun."

"Miss Davies is helpful."

"Miss Davies is bytfl" (beautiful)

"Miss Davies is funee and kind and helpful and byootifll."

According to Class 3 children...

"Mrs Neathway is our secretary. She is a very loving person who is very funny."

"She is very kind and she is good at being a school secretary. Mrs Neathway always comes in with a smile on her face."