Staff

We are fortunate to have such a talented and hard working staff who provide outstanding quality of care and encourage all our children to aspire to achieve their very best. Staff encourage the children to engage in our wide and varied curriculum and provide an atmosphere where children can fully develop their talents and learn new skills.

‘I like my school as there’s loads of kind and helpful people and they’ll do anything for you.’

Staff Wellbeing

At a time when you are busy supporting our pupils and their families through this challenging period, it’s important that you look after your own wellbeing. Explore simple tips to look after your mental health using Every Mind Matters. This online tool offers a free, personalised action plan, approved by the NHS, providing specific advice for those currently looking after young people or working from home.

The Public Health Schools team have also put together a 20 minute seated / desk exercise session working with Sprite Yoga. This 20 minute seated exercise is ideal for anyone working from home or to support individuals to take an active break. This also can be done before bed! Take time to have a break from work and stretch out the back and neck to keep your body healthy.

Subscribe to the healthy lifestyles team Youtube channel and be notified when new videos go live. The team have videos on various lifestyle areas to support you and your families to be healthy.

This toolkit from Mentally Healthy Schools also includes some resources for staff.

Our Mental Health and Wellbeing page also has some useful links.

Staff Email login

Senior Leadership Team

Teaching Staff

Support Staff

Mrs Julie Difford-Smith, Teaching Assistant

Amy Ennis, Midday supervisor — Amy Ennis, Midday Supervisor

Linda Farmar, Individual Needs Assistant

Mrs Maria Franklin, MDSA, Breakfast Club Supervisor, Site Cleaner

Anna Gathy, Individual Needs Assistant and MDSA

Mrs Monica Llave-Gomes, MDSA and Breakfast Club Assistant

Mrs Michelle Littleproud, Individual Needs Assistant

Mrs Vera McAteer, Individual Needs Assistant and MDSA

Miss Marisa Nixon, Individual Needs Assistant, MDSA and Breakfast Club Assistant

Claire Price, Individual Needs Assistant

Brittany Sullivan, Individual Needs Assistant

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GDPR

From 25 May 2018 processing of personal data by organisations has to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation. This new set of rules gives a clear set of rights to everyone in society as well as making clear the responsibilities of organisations which handle or process information about people (or ‘Data Subjects’ as they are known). GDPR applies to ‘Data Contollers’ and ‘Data Processors’.
A ‘Data Controller’ determines the purposes and means of processing personal data.
A ‘Data Processor’ is responsible for processing personal data on behalf of a controller.
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Primary School is a Data Controller as we collect or generate data about pupils, parents/guardians, staff and visitors. To read more, please follow the link to view our Staff Privacy Notice.