The Staff

Teaching staff:

 

Miss Barbara Allen

My name is Miss Allen. I have been a teaching assistant at St Bede’s for 25 years. I love the relationship I have with the children. I have helped teach their parents (and more worryingly, their grandparents!). I really enjoy seeing the children progress both academically and maturity. 

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My name is Mrs Barron and I teach in Year 4. I am also the Subject Leader for Modern Foreign Languages.

I graduated from Liverpool Hope University College with a BEd (Hons) in 2003. At a young age, I decided I wanted to be a primary school teacher. While at high school, I came to St. Bede’s Junior School on work experience and I absolutely fell in love with the profession and with the school. I was delighted to get a job here a few years later and I couldn’t imagine working anywhere else.

I am passionate about learning languages and appreciating other cultures. I love teaching Spanish and I really enjoy watching the children as they progress with their language learning and become so proud of themselves that they can speak and understand Spanish.

Outside of school, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. I love going on family adventures with our crazy dog, Barney. I have two young children so I spend a lot of my time watching them play football matches or perform in dance shows!

   

 

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My name is Miss Bate. I have been working as a teaching assistant at St Bede’s for 4 years. I love working with children across all year groups but spend a lot of my time working on a one to one basis. I thrive from watching the children succeed in their learning. 

   
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My name is Miss Canavan and I am a teacher in Year 6 as well as the newly appointed Geography Subject Leader. I moved to Liverpool from a small town in Co. Tyrone, Ireland so that I could fulfil my dream of becoming a primary school teacher. After graduating in 2020 from Liverpool John Moores University with a degree in Primary Education, I felt incredibly privileged to be able to begin my NQT year at St. Bede’s, joining a wonderful community with great mentors surrounding me.

As a member of the Year 6 team, it is an honour to be involved in the children’s final year at St. Bede’s, supporting and preparing them for the next stage of their educational journey. During their final year at St. Bede’s, it is my hope to help each individual create final lasting memories at primary school which they can cherish in the years to come. There is also nothing more heart-warming than seeing these pupils come back to visit or to have a message passed on from them - this truly fills my heart with both great joy and pride!

I am grateful to be part of a school that places great significance on developing the whole child. Promoting positive well-being amongst children and celebrating all our quirks and differences is a passion of mine. Through mindfulness activities, sports, Collective Worships as well as encouraging children to express themselves in ways that make them happy, I believe children have the ability to develop as confident individuals and achieve great things in life that they are proud of.

I thoroughly enjoy teaching at St. Bede’s and getting to know all the children throughout the school, with each day always bringing something new!

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My name is Mr Cooper and I am the P.E. Specialist at St. Bede’s. I am AfPE accredited and fully committed to ensuring that high quality P.E. is being delivered to all the children by enthusiastic and knowledgeable staff.

Sport has always played an important role throughout my life and although being obsessed with football as a child and playing for the Everton F.C. youth team, I would happily take part in any form of physical activity. It should be no surprise to hear that P.E. was by far my favourite lesson at school!

After gaining my degree in Sport Science (specialising in Biomechanics) and qualifying as an NVQ Assessor in Sport and Recreation, I spent 5 years working within Halton’s School Improvement Service where I developed a detailed appreciation of the National Strategy for P.E. and School Sport.

I was also actively involved in leading and delivering a wide range of specialist Physical Education and Sport programmes and initiatives to children, support staff and teachers throughout Halton. I am particularly proud of my association with Halton’s “Get Inspired” Olympic programme which was officially recognised by the London 2012 Olympic Committee as being “Exceptional and Innovative”.

For the past 8 years, I have been working hard at St. Bede’s to enhance the delivery of P.E. and Sport and increase pupil engagement and participation levels. It is pleasing to see that that the high standard of P.E being taught has been officially recognised with St Bede’s not only achieving the Sainsburys Platinum Award but also being awarded the prestigious AfPE “Quality Mark” (with distinction) – widely recognised as the benchmark for high quality P.E. provision.

I thoroughly enjoy helping the children achieve their sporting goals and strongly believe in the power of purposeful practice in the acquisition and development of P.E. skills. When this is accompanied with an ‘open’ mindset and the willingness to embrace failure without fear, amazing things can and do happen!!

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My name is Mrs. Faulkner and it is my pleasure to teach Class 3 at St. Bede’s.  I am a creative person and love to lead interactive lessons that the children can actively get involved in.  I am mad about maths and strive to help the children in my groups feel the same.  Last year, I was lucky enough to become science leader in our school – a role I love.  As science leader, I am responsible for the development, overview, and monitoring of science at our school.  I believe that science is a special subject that should be celebrated because of the unique way that it allows children to explore and investigate.

I have two young children of my own, Douglas and Elspeth, and I cherish the time we get to spend together of an evening and weekend.  We love to go to theme parks together as they enjoy the thrill of the rides – the bigger the better!

 

   
   
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My name is Mrs. Geoghegan and I am one of the Assistant Headteachers at St. Bede’s Juniors.  I have many varied and interesting roles in school including teaching maths and English in Year 6, leading history across the school, supporting our new teachers in their early career and working within our Pastoral Team to ensure that all our lovely St. Bede’s children are fully supported throughout their time with us.

I trained to become a teacher at the University of Chester and was fortunate to join St. Bede’s in 2011. I have enjoyed being a class teacher for many years but now, as Assistant Headteacher, I am able to teach children each morning and also support the many exciting initiatives we have planned to develop our fabulous school even further. St. Bede’s is a wonderful place to work; I can’t imagine teaching anywhere else now.

At the weekends, I enjoy spending time with my family and Elvis, our dog. Our perfect day would begin with a long walk, then back home for a lovely roast dinner and a film!

 

 

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My name is Mr Greaves and I am a class teacher in Year 5. Prior to joining St Bede’s in 2022, I taught in a school in Liverpool for nine years having graduated from Liverpool Hope University in 2013 with a PGCE in Primary Education.

As well as being a class teacher, I am also the Subject Leader for Computing where I hope to bring my enthusiasm for technology and digital media to the role. Aside from Computing, I love teaching maths and the grammar aspect of English; giving children the skills and confidence to achieve in areas they may find tricky. Outside of school, I enjoy keeping active through various sports and walking – generally being outside whatever the weather!

Since my first day at St Bede’s, I have been made to feel extremely welcome by all of the children and staff. I feel very fortunate to work here and look forward to teaching all of the children for many years to come.

 

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My name is Mrs Harrington and I am Pastoral Lead.  I graduated from Liverpool Institute of Higher Education with a BA Honours degree and later gained a PGCE from John Moores University.  I initially worked for an education charity and then for many years in Youth Justice.

Since joining St. Bede’s my role has developed considerably and my areas of responsibility include safeguarding, attendance, and mental health. I have also been given the opportunity to continue in my professional development becoming a Trauma Informed Practitioner and gaining a qualification in Counselling Skills.

Being able to support the school community at St. Bede’s is a privilege.

 

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My name is Miss Hayes and I teach in Year 3.

I graduated from Edge Hill University with a BA (Hons) Primary Education with QTS degree in 2018, specialising in English.

During my three years at university, I had the opportunity to attend a range of schools across Widnes and St. Helens as a trainee teacher. The first school I had the pleasure of training at was St. Bede's Catholic Junior School, and this is where I developed my love and passion for teaching, and I haven’t looked back since.

 After completing my NQT year, I was elated to return to St. Bede's Catholic Junior School and continue to enjoy working with the children and staff. I have worked in a range of year groups throughout my time at St Bede’s and I have enjoyed watching each child flourish as they move through the school.

My favourite subjects to teach in school are English and History. I enjoy teaching how Britain has changed over time, beginning with the Stone Age and ending with the Roman Empire. I often lead extra-curricular creative clubs such as outdoor art and observational drawing. In my spare time I enjoy reading a range of fiction and spending time with my two dogs, Bonnie and Bella.

I am currently the Subject Adviser for Design and Technology. I really enjoy seeing what wonderful and imaginative creations the children make as part of our exciting Design and Technology programme. I am also the Subject Advisor for phonics. I enjoy being a part of the children’s reading journey throughout school.

 

My  name  is  Mrs. Horton  and  I  am  proud  to  say  that  I  am  a  Year  3   teacher  at  our  wonderful  school ,  St.  Bede’s.  

I have the privilege of leading Religious Education at St. Bede’s Catholic Junior School – a role which my mum led so admirably for 32 years before me.  I feel extremely lucky to work in a school which truly embodies the Gospel values and educates children in light of the Catholic Faith.

I am passionate about my role and hope to inspire children on their faith journey with my love for music and art – Rejoice in Song and Bible Journaling Club are definitely highlights of my week in school!

I strive to support and guide our school as we fulfil our mission to celebrate life and learning.  Through Religious Education Collective Worship and RSHE, I will work with my colleagues to ensure that the experiences encountered by the children enable them to enjoy life, life in all its fullness – John 10:10.

Please click HERE to visit my RE Page and HERE to visit 'Our Catholic Ethos' page.

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My name is Mrs. Hulme and I teach in Year 4. I am a former St. Bede's pupil myself, so it is really lovely to be teaching here. Once a St. Bede’s Girl always a St. Bede’s Girl!

 I studied at Edge Hill University as a mature student, gaining a BA (Hons) in Teaching, Learning and Mentoring. I then went on to complete the Graduate Teaching Programme. I have taught in local Widnes schools for many years and enjoy getting to know the children and their families in the community. Being able to make a difference to the children of my own town is an absolute privilege. 

I have been fortunate to have worked in Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 for over 12 years, this has given me a breadth of knowledge of how children learn and progress through their education. I have been Subject Leader for PSHE and School Council Leader for a number of years. Listening to children, debate and make decisions towards their school community and environment, is truly a joy. I am passionate about encouraging children to have a “voice” and to share their opinions and ideas with others.

I feel very privileged to be a part of the St. Bede’s Family. I love teaching children and I hope to ignite a passion of lifelong learning to the children of St. Bede’s.

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My name is Miss. Jones. I teach Year 5 English and maths groups. I joined St. Bede’s Catholic Junior School in September 2022 after graduating from Liverpool John Moores University with a BA (Hons)  Primary Education with QTS degree. During my three years at university, I had the opportunity to work in a range of schools across Liverpool, Warrington and Widnes including my first placement which was at St. Bede’s Catholic Junior School. 

Due to being an ex-pupil of St. Bede’s Catholic Junior School, I was overjoyed to hear I would be returning to complete my NQT years here. I feel extremely proud and privileged to teach in a school that continuously inspires and motivates pupils to achieve their highest potential. I couldn’t imagine working anywhere else!

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My name is Miss Joynson. I teach Class 10 and Year 6 maths and English groups. Although I am originally from Stoke-on-Trent, I joined St. Bede’s Catholic Junior School in September 2016 after graduating from Liverpool John Moores University with a degree in Primary Education. I have always loved learning and believed that I wanted to be a teacher from quite a young age. After a week of work experience when I was 14 years old, I knew for definite that teaching was – and remains to be - my vocation.

As well as being a class teacher, I have been the subject leader for Art and Design since 2017. When I was a student, I loved art lessons and studied Fine Art to A-Level. I still enjoy drawing in my spare time. I am both very grateful and proud that I work in a school where the Arts are truly celebrated and where there is such passion for creativity amongst children and staff. I enjoy promoting the Arts through organising the school’s Big Art Days, hosting craft events, leading Art clubs throughout the academic year, running design competitions and working with local artists.

As of 2021, I have also led Writing across the school and become a KS2 moderator for Halton Local Authority. Both of these roles give me the opportunity to read and appreciate lots of pupils’ writing. I thoroughly enjoy helping all of the teachers in our school to develop their teaching of writing and the writing curriculum so that it is exciting, engaging and meaningful for our pupils. I would love to write my own children’s book one day!

I am very passionate about caring for the environment and protecting animals. I have two cats, which I adopted from a rescue centre back in Stoke, and I try to support lots of charities that work to save, protect or re-home vulnerable and endangered animals. In my spare time, I love being outdoors, whether that’s hiking, surfing or paddle boarding – interests that I share with my dad. In school, I work with Mrs. Wainwright to lead the cross-country club in the spring term although some of our pupils can definitely give me a ‘run’ for my money!

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My name is Mrs Kelly, and I am a teaching assistant at St Bede’s. I have worked here for nearly 10 years supporting different year groups.

I have a BA (Hons) degree in Sociology. My favourite subject is English, but I also enjoy French. I previously worked in a high school as a Learning Support Assistant for 8 years.

I enjoy working with children carrying out interventions and supporting in Year 5. I also support in Maths and English groups. I thoroughly enjoy helping children to achieve their full potential.

I especially love reading and have many books, but I always buy more! I enjoy listening to music, watching films and spending time with my family and friends.

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My name is Steph Laverty and I am a HLTA at St Bede's. I have 12 years experience working as a KS2 teacher so this role is very different for me but one that I absolutely love! I joined the team in September 2022 and have felt so welcomed and valued by staff and children alike. I get the opportunity to work with children across all year groups, whether that is supporting them during maths and English or covering classes in the afternoon. I am very much looking forward to continuing my journey here at St Bede's Juniors.

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My name is Mrs. Lloyd-Green and I am Assistant Head. I joined the school as a newly-qualified teacher in 1998 after graduating with a BA Hons Degree and PGCE and now I am the longest serving teacher on the staff. 

My responsibilities at the school have changed and grown a lot over the years and along with deputising for Mrs Tiernan, in her absence, I am also the SENDCo, Nurture Practitioner, a Mental Health First Aider, Emotional Literacy Support Assistant (ELSA), staff appraiser, manager of the School Council and Forest School Leader/Outdoor Play and Learning Lead.

In my role as SENDCo (which stands for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Co-ordinator), it is my aim to help children overcome their barriers to learning and achieve their true potential becoming confident, successful, and fulfilled learners. I have completed the National Award for Special Educational Needs at Edge Hill University and completed the Nurture Practitioner Qualification, as part of my continuing professional development.

Outside of school, I enjoy travelling, walking and caravanning with my family.  I love being outdoors and enjoy gardening and feeding the many birds that visit my garden.  I also like jogging and attending classes at the gym.

It has been an honour serving the St. Bede’s Catholic Junior School community for so long.  The school staff, children and their families are a pleasure to work with.

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My name is Miss Massey. Prior to my appointment at St. Bede’s Junior School, I taught in the secondary sector, having graduated from Edge Hill University in 2006 with a BA Hons in English and Qualified Teacher Status (Key Stages 2 and 3). Since becoming a teacher, I have held various Middle Leadership roles including: Whole-school Literacy Coordinator, with a focus on reading fluency and comprehension; Key Stage 3 Coordinator for English and Lead Practitioner of English. I have formerly worked closely with transition projects and Year 7 nurture groups and I am BELA qualified through The Duke of Edinburgh Award. I have just completed my National Professional Qualification in Leading Teaching and, as an advocate of life-long learning and a former ECT Mentor, I take real pride in supporting others on their teaching journeys also. I remain a GCSE English Literature Examiner for Eduqas, a role which I feel serves me especially well with teaching English at KS2 and the long-term trajectory of our young learners at St. Bede’s Catholic Junior School.

Presently, I teach Class 9 in addition to years 5 and 6 English groups. As well as being a class teacher, I am the newly appointed subject leader for English and Reading. I am incredibly passionate about English and take real pride in supporting our children on their journey toward reading proficiency and beyond. I delight in hearing our learners discussing or dissecting stories that they have enjoyed about a book. Being part of St. Bede’s Catholic Primary School is a position I am incredibly proud of and, having the opportunity to nurture our children’s journeys so that they have the very best experiences of primary school, as well as supporting their readiness for their next steps, is a position I consider a privilege. I myself am especially thankful for the love, kindness and selflessness of my Year 6 primary teacher as, without her guidance, I might never have accomplished my secret aspiration of being a teacher!

Beyond school, I am pretty much obsessed with North Wales! I thrive when beside the coast and love the disconnect of outdoor activities such as: camping, paddle-boarding and getting out and about on the hills of Yr Wyddfa. Something I am especially proud of, is the fact that I am the first in my family to study at university and I know that this is a particular accomplishment that my Grandad would have been incredibly proud of.

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My name is Mrs Price. I have been working as a teaching assistant at St Bede’s for 7 years. I love working with children across all year groups but spend a lot of my time in Years 3 & 4. It is a pleasure to support all of the children and watch them grow and develop both socially and academically.

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My name is Miss Ramsey and I am a year 3 teacher at St Bede’s. Along my journey of becoming a teacher I have discovered that this is the job for me as I love developing a positive relationship with children allowing me to support them to achieve their dreams and aspirations as well as being there for them when they need me.

I graduated from Edge Hill University with a BA (Hons) Primary Education degree and am now beginning my journey of teaching at this wonderful school.

During my course I specialised in English and art, therefore I love being creative and incorporating arts into my teaching.

I am extremely proud to be a teacher at St Bede’s as we all work together to support the children and I am able see them grow day in and day out.

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My name is Mr Ray and I am a Year 4 teacher at St. Bede’s. I joined St. Bede’s in 2022 after graduating from Edge Hill University with a BA (Hons) Primary Education with QTS degree. From a young age I knew I wanted to be a teacher and I feel blessed to play a pivotal part in pupil’s development on their learning journey.

During my degree I specialised in Maths and History. This has given me a passion for these subjects and I am always thrilled to create the appreciation and understanding for them in new exciting ways.

Outside of school I am a dedicated table tennis coach and player (as many pupils already know!). I love using my knowledge of sport to create a positive environment in school and promote students to try new things and reach their full potential in anything they do.

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My name is Miss Rowley. I have worked here at St Bede’s for 4 years and absolutely love my job. It’s a privilege to work in the school and watch the children believe in themselves as they develop and learn.

I mostly work within Year 3 & 4 but enjoy interacting with all years. It’s a pleasure to be a part of the St Bede’s community.

 

My name is Mrs. Smith and I am a Year 4 teacher at St. Bede’s. I was fortunate enough to complete my teacher training here and I am incredibly honoured to work as a teacher at this wonderful school.

I graduated from the University of Sheffield with a degree in Law and started work as a Paralegal. I realised that this wasn’t the career for me and went on to study a PGCE in Primary Education at the University of Chester. This was the best decision I made and I have never looked back.

I thoroughly enjoy teaching at St. Bede’s! The staff and pupils have made me feel extremely welcome and part of the family. I am excited to immerse myself into the St. Bede’s community and take every opportunity which comes my way! I hope that I can inspire all the children that I teach this year and for many more years to come. I am Subject Adviser for Design and Technology and enjoy seeing what wonderful creations the children make as part of our exciting Design and Technology programme. 

Please click HERE to visit my Design and Technology Page

CURRENTLY ON MATERNITY LEAVE

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My name is Mr Stalker.  I teach Class 6 and Year 5 Maths and English.  I joined St Bede’s Catholic Junior School in September 2017. I am Subject Adviser for PE and Sport and I also help to make sure that all our school trips are carefully planned and safe for our children to take part in.

I graduated from Liverpool Hope University with a BA (Hons) Primary Education with QTS degree. During my placements, I worked in a range of schools across Liverpool, Widnes and the Wirral including my first placement which was at St. Bede’s Catholic Junior School.

I thoroughly enjoy teaching and love the diversity of school life - no two days are ever the same! I love teaching PE because I get to be involved in Sports Day and sports clubs after school allowing the children to develop their sporting skills further.

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My name is Mrs. Wainwright and I teach in Years 5 and 6. I am also Subject Leader for Mathematics.

I graduated from Chester University in 2002 with a B.Ed (Hons) degree and specialism in mathematics. Once qualified, I secured a teaching position in a Runcorn school and remained there for 16 years. I spent 10 years of this time as a Year 6 class teacher and held responsibilities for Mathematics, PSHE and Gifted and Talented – I have thoroughly enjoyed every role.

In 2018 I was delighted to be offered the opportunity to work at St. Bede’s – a school strongly rooted in the Gospel values and one that has a true community spirit. Teaching is a truly rewarding vocation and being able to carry out this role at St Bede’s – with such a caring, happy and supportive community – makes it all the more fulfilling!

I love the mantra ‘A mistake is a learning opportunity’ and therefore always strive to help children feel confident in a lesson – unafraid to make mistakes and willing to ‘give things a go.’ I have a particular passion for instilling confidence in maths – wanting to make all children see maths as ‘fun’ and full of wonder! I also love being active and sharing this enthusiasm with children in P.E lessons and extra-curricular sports clubs such as netball and cross-country clubs.

Teaching has always been my passion and I feel so blessed to be able to continue to inspire more young minds at such a wonderful school!

 

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I have worked in Halton schools since 2009 and enjoy being around children. I volunteered with the Scout Association for many years and enjoy spending time outdoors with nature.  I believe a school office should be a warm welcoming place to anyone visiting our school and I am always happy to help.  I write lots of lists to help keep me organised and I’m always looking for ways to improve processes that don’t work too well.  I believe two-way communication between school and home is key to a good school, so please pop into the office if you need to discuss anything or have a suggestion for school.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
   
   

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

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Mrs.Jenny Wainwright

My name is Mrs. Smith and I am a Year 4 teacher at St. Bede’s. I was fortunate enough to complete my teacher training here and I am incredibly honoured to work as a teacher at this wonderful school.

I graduated from the University of Sheffield with a degree in Law and started work as a Paralegal. I realised that this wasn’t the career for me and went on to study a PGCE in Primary Education at the University of Chester. This was the best decision I made and I have never looked back.

I thoroughly enjoy teaching at St. Bede’s! The staff and pupils have made me feel extremely welcome and part of the family. I am excited to immerse myself into the St. Bede’s community and take every opportunity which comes my way! I hope that I can inspire all the children that I teach this year and for many more years to come. I am Subject Adviser for Design and Technology and enjoy seeing what wonderful creations the children make as part of our exciting Design and Technology programme. 

Please click HERE to visit my Design and Technology Page

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My name is Mrs Wainwright and I teach in Year 6. I am also Subject Leader for Science.

I graduated from Chester University in 2002 with a B.Ed (Hons) degree and specialism in mathematics. My training involved teaching children from Reception to Year six in a variety of Warrington and Halton schools. Once qualified, I secured a teaching position in a Runcorn school and remained there for 15 years. I spent 10 years of this time as a Year 6 class teacher and held responsibilities for mathematics, PSHE and gifted and talented – I have thoroughly enjoyed every role.

I love the mantra ‘A mistake is a learning opportunity’ and therefore always strive to help children feel confident in a lesson – unafraid to make mistakes and willing to ‘give things a go.’ I have a particular passion for instilling confidence in maths – wanting to make all children see maths as ‘fun’; however, I also love being active (sports, outdoor adventure), practical science and generally any subject in which I can be creative.

Please click HERE to visit my Science Page

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Mrs. Vicky Faulkner

 

 

My name is Mrs. Faulkner and it is my pleasure to teach Class 3 at St. Bede’s.  I am a creative person and love to lead interactive lessons that the children can actively get involved in.  I am mad about maths and strive to help the children in my groups feel the same.  Last year, I was lucky enough to become science leader in our school – a role I love.  As science leader, I am responsible for the development, overview, and monitoring of science at our school.  I believe that science is a special subject that should be celebrated because of the unique way that it allows children to explore and investigate.

I have two young children of my own, Douglas and Elspeth, and I cherish the time we get to spend together of an evening and weekend.  We love to go to theme parks together as they enjoy the thrill of the rides – the bigger the better!

 

 

Support Staff:

Mrs. Ann Bate

Miss Barbara Allen

Mrs. Emma Haydock

Mrs. Debbie Price

Miss Steph Bate

Mrs. Bernie Kelly

Mrs. Steph Laverty

Premises Manager

Mr. Nick Ortiz

Mid-day Assistants:

Mrs. Ann Bate

Mrs. Tina Adshead

Miss Kathryn Campbell

Mrs. Gill Luter

Miss. Steph Bate

Mrs. Emma Rowley

Cleaning Staff:

Mrs. M. Farmer

Mrs. J. Farrell

Mrs. G. Luter

Catering Supervisor:

Mrs. C. Smith

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