Staff & Volunteers
Staff
Excellent staff make for an outstanding school, and we strive to employ teachers who combine academic expertise with a love of teaching and a genuine concern for the well-being and progress of each and every child.
Our experienced and highly qualified staff team are committed to the school’s vision and progress. They deliver the best possible education and support for our pupils, and also support parents and local community events.
Leadership Team
Ms. Y. Barnett
Headteacher
Curriculum
Teaching & Learning
Assessment & Outcomes
Pupil & Sports Premium
Lead DSL
Mrs. E. Camplin
Assistant Head
LAC & SENCo
Deputy DSL (Fridays)
Support Staff Leader
Teacher Mentor Supervisor
Mrs. S. Lee
Assistant Head
DSL
Assessment Leader
Office & Premises
Ms. K. Baker
Finance & Admin Manager
Health & Safety
Mr. P. Barney
Site Manager
Health & Safety
Mr. N. Cressy
Bursar
Mrs. L. Deary
Pastoral Support Manager
Deputy DSL
Welfare
Behaviour & Attendance
Mr. D. McKay
Extended Day Caretaker
Ms. J. Parfitt
Administrative Assistant
First Aid
Teaching Team
Mrs. J. Baker
Year 1 Class Teacher
Humanities Leader
Mr. S Brickell
Year 4 Class Teacher
Religious Education & Collective Worship Leader
PE Leader
Mr. D. Carden
IT & Music Teacher
PPA & Co-ordinator Release
Miss Z. Donaldson
Year 3 Class Teacher
Ms. P. Jorquera Ramirez
Year 2 Class Teacher
Modern Foreign Languages (Spanish) Leader
Miss A. Mattey
Year 5 Class Teacher
Maths Leader
PSHE Leader
NQT Mentor
Miss L. Roberts
Reception Class Teacher
EYFS, Phonics & Creative Arts Leader
Mrs. Z. Salim
Nursery Class Teacher
Lunchtime Supervisor
Ms. C. Sweeney
Year 6 Class Teacher
Science Leader
English Leader
Support
Mr F. Brightwell
Teaching Assistant
Lunchtime Supervisor
Miss P. Cameron
Higher Level Teaching Assistant
Ms. G. Diaz
Teaching Assistant
Lunchtime Supervisor
Ms. C. Hall
Higher Level Teaching Assistant
Ms. Pakeeza Hamed
Teaching Assistant
Ms. D. McCormack
Higher Level Teaching Assistant
Miss C. O’Dwyer
Teaching Assistant
Lunchtime Supervisor
Mrs. G. Rose
Teaching Assistant
Lunchtime Supervisor
Miss C. Russell
Teaching Assistant
Volunteers
We are lucky to benefit, on a daily basis, from the fantastic efforts of our dedicated volunteers, who bring with them a range of skills and experience that enhance the learning opportunities, achievement and enjoyment of the children at our school.
We greatly value and appreciate the time and effort that each of our volunteers generously gives to our school, whether it is on a regular or more ad hoc basis. Our volunteers come from varied parts of our community:
Corporate volunteers
Provided to us by charities who recruit, train, vet and match employees at local firms to schools. They usually come into school for half an hour per week to support Key Stage 2 children who need extra reading help. Our teachers liaise with the volunteers to ensure that the support is tailored.
John Lewis Clubs
Craft, gardening and storytelling clubs run and funded by John Lewis and their employees for half an hour per week for Years 1, 3 and 5.
Community tutors
Ex-teachers and other people from the local community with expertise in education who work with pupils in upper Key Stage 2 who have been identified as needing some extra support. Our teachers liaise with the tutors and provide the relevant work.
School-based volunteers
Pupils from the sixth form in local schools who assist teachers with classroom activities, hearing children read and support with clubs, e.g. ICT club.
Work experience
Pupils from other local schools (often ex-Burdett-Coutts pupils) carrying out two weeks’ work experience in school as part of gaining experience of what working in a school is like.
Initial Teacher Training students
ITT students from local universities carrying out placements where they learn from Burdett-Coutts staff and are mentored by a senior teacher as they work towards achievement of a degree or other teaching qualification.
Other local volunteers
Local volunteers who are interested in joining the teaching profession who help in school in a variety of ways whilst gaining experience of the education system.
Our volunteers support and assist with:
- Hearing children read
- Working with small groups of children
- Working alongside individual children
- Undertaking art & craft activities
- Working in our school Learning Resource Centre
- Running or assisting with in-school clubs
- Working with the children on computers
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