Killinghall Primary School
Leadership, Management and People in School
Contents
Item
Page
Introduction
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Staff List
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Governing Body
6
Parents’ Forum
7
Killinghall Parents and Friends Association (KPFA)
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Parental Involvement Officer
7
Family Support Worker
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School Council – Pupil Voice
7
Achievement 4 All – A Local Cluster of Schools
7
International Community and Education
8
Behaviour
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Introduction
Killinghall Primary School is a 2 form entry school growing to a 3 form entry by 2016
with approximately 30 children in each class. Each class has a class teacher and
additional support staff according to the needs of the children.
For the professional development of teachers, teachers move from year to year
generally within Key Stages. The following staff list is updated annually and gives
you the name of the staff in different positions in school. The Senior Leadership
Team consists of a Headteacher and two Deputy Heads.
The Headteacher is responsible for health and safety and the day to day running of
the school. She is accountable to Governors who set policy and act as critical
friends to ensure school provides the best possible education for its children.
Staff List
Senior Leadership Team
Headteacher
Deputy Headteacher
Deputy Headteacher /SEN /Inclusion
Gill Edge, Headteacher
Gill Edge
Nick Clements
Claire Spencer
Nick Clements, Deputy Head
Assistant Head (KS1)
Assistant Head (KS 2)
Assistant Head (Nursery)
Child Protection
Claire Spencer, Deputy
Head
Jameela Rafiq
Pat Rogers-Thomas
Janice Firth
Gill Edge, Claire Spencer and Nick
Clements
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2 Year Old Bright Start Early Learning Nursery
Lead Practitioner
Nursery Assistant
Nursery Assistant
Nursery Assistant
Kayleigh Naylor
Michaela-Jayne Parker
Haseenah Bibi
Yasmin Kouser
Nursery
ages 3 to 4
Foundation Manager
Teacher
Nursery Nurses
Yellow Base
Foundation 2
Teacher
Nursery Nurse
Teachers
Janice Firth
Shamsa Saleem
Caroline Potts /Vacancy
Robina Hussain /Alyson Watson
ages 4 to 5
Olivia Baldwin
Bev Thornton
Caroline Finlay /Nyala Khan /
(Carmel Slater)
Rehana Rashid
Charlotte Lawson
Carole Trueman / Carol Garnett
Nursery Nurse
Teacher
Nursery Nurses
Raise Room AM
Teacher
Nursery Nurse
Judi Saunders
Carol Garnett/Sheena O’Connor
Martin Gascoigne
Raise Room PM
Susan Hogg
Dominic Sheard
Blue Base (Years 1 & 2)
Year 1 Teachers
1Z
1T
1J
ages 5 to 6
Year 2 Teachers
2D
2A
2M
ages 6 to 7
Zaherah Azim
Tasneem Rehman
Jameela Rafiq
Daniel Richardson
Amina Javed
Mohammed Saleem
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Green Base (Years 3 & 4)
Year 3 Teachers
3JM
3A
3JHK
ages 7 to 8
Year 4 Teachers
4D
4A
4R
ages 8 to 9
Jeremy McKinna
Annah Shoukat
Jonathan Hunter-Kelm
Daniel Jackson
Aisha Khan
Rachel Pearce
Red Base (Years 5 & 6)
Year 5 Teachers
5PY
5P
ages 9 to 10
Philippa Yates
Pat Rogers-Thomas /Student
teacher Khizer Zaman
Year 6 Teachers
6R
6L
ages 10 to 11
Rachel Hall
Louise Brace
Associate Staff
Ranjit Kaur
Suffia Ahad
Sofia Ibrahim
Tanzeela Javed
Caroline Connor
Kamaljit Marwaha
Nussrath Ahmed
Amreen Majid
Bethany Padgett
Andrew Dumbell
Judy Wilkinson
Michelle Miller
Suyma Ali Khan
Parveen Khan (maternity
leave)
Michelle Wain
Saba Shamim
Mariam Rashid
Parental Involvement Officer
Family Support Work
Naseem Chhibu
Shazia Ali
Yasmin Kachholia
Vanessa Hewson
Hafsa Javed
Leah Conquest
Jennifer Blackwell
(maternity leave)
Sominum Nessa
Shaheen Khan
Bobo Malik
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Additional Booster Teachers
Additional Teacher
Additional Teacher part time
Numbers Count Teacher part time
Every Child a Reader / Better Reading
Teacher part time
Cover Teacher part time
Annette St Hill
Sheila Shields
Rachel Wolstenholme
Higher Level Teaching Assistant
Cover Supervisors
Angie Simpkin
Jan Beaumont
Razwana Koser
Joanne Hill
School Business Manager
Finance Assistant
Personal Assistant to Headteacher
Office Manager
Educational Administrator
Learning Mentor Team
Jeanette Stanley
Suzanne Worsley
Carol McDougall
Sue Ellis
Judith Thompson
Dominic Sheard
Susan Hogg
Maria Dean
Joanne Kirwan
Daniel Beaumont
Karen Brown
Tara Deb
Computer Technicians
Every Child Matters Coordinator/
Librarian
Nicola Dudley
Housekeeper
Allison Flathers
Peripatetic Music Teacher
Sports Coach
Guitar Teacher
David Mawson
Simon Gilroy
Lee Boyes
Senior Lunchtime Supervisor
Nicola Dudley
Lunchtime Supervisors
Tahira Zohaib
Nargis Ibrahim
Tazim Akhtar
Julie Coulston
Joanne McGill
Safia Begum
Erim Bibi
Pat Coultous
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Allison Flathers
Gemma Brumfitt
Della Whelan
Leanne Hudson
Nazia Bashir
Parveen Mahmood
Shahida Mohammed
Catering Manager
Andrea Mitchell
Assistant Catering Manager
Rifat Khanum
Kitchen Staff
Nasreen Akhtar
Tazeem Akhtar
Susan McIlvenny-Carroll
Aliah Ayoub
Site Manager
Assistant Site Manager
Caretaker (temporary)
Cleaners
Robert Tuleja
Nargis Ibrahim
Allison Flathers
First Aiders
Simon Gilroy
Sheena O’Connor
Judith Thompson
Carol Garnett
Nichola Seery
Amanda Welsh
Paul Evans
Graham Bolland
Rani Raj
Gemma Brumfitt
Joanne McGill
Julie Coulston
Sue Ellis
Rehana Rashid
Mariam Rashid
Carolyn Potts
Dom Sheard
Nicola Dudley
Alyson Watson
Killinghall Primary School Governing Body
Name
Status
Governor Services
Gill Edge
Janice Firth
Nicola Dudley
Vacancy
Deborah Mills
Rick Girling
Clare Hodcroft
Subhat Ali
Rehana Khan
Mohammed Riaz
Mahvish Chaalni
Christian DeFeo
Nick Clements
Claire Spencer
Clerk to Governor
Head Teacher
Teacher
Co-opted
Co-opted
Co-opted (Chair of Governors)
Partnership
Partnership
Parent
Parent
Parent
Parent
LEA
Associate Member
Associate Member
You can contact any of the above via the school’s main office.
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Where parents are actively involved in their child’s education, children achieve more.
Because we believe in the power of partnership with parents we have several groups
that actively encourage parental involvement.
Parents’ Forum
Our Parents’ Forum meets to discuss issues around education, how best to support your
children and areas of school we can change. Please come along and look out for texts.
KPFA
The Parents and Friends Association is now well established and meet regularly to
organise lots of events throughout the year. They organise many fundraising
activities such as Eid bazaars, fun days, parent day gift shops, school parties and
other events. Please come along to our meetings. See website for details.
Parental Involvement Officer – Shaheen Khan
Shaheen our Parental Involvement Officer is able to communicate in several
languages. She is available to translate for parents in meetings and works closely
with ‘Achievement 4 All’ in projects to ensure all our pupils are involved in out of
school activities run in our local area and in school.
We run a Parent Toddler Group each Thursday afternoon. Our Parent Partnership
Schemes enable parents, their children and school to work together.
There is a special Family Learning Programme and parent workshops. All parents
are members of the KPFA, our parents and friends association.
Family Support Worker – Bobo Malik
Our Family Support Worker is available to support parents with all types of issues,
parenting skills, behaviour, housing and general welfare issues.
School Council – Pupil Voice
We have a democratically elected school council; this has pupil representatives from all
classes in Key Stage 2. They meet formally each week with a set agenda. The results are
minuted and fed back to the classes through circle time and a central notice board.
Achievement 4 All
Killinghall Primary is a member of the BD3 cluster of schools now known as
Achievement 4 All. We work together to provide extended school activities for the
Bradford 3 community. This includes parent classes, holiday activities, weekend
classes (study support) and homework clubs in member schools. We work together
to improve our schools and share good practices.
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International Community and Education
In the past we have had links with a school in Shanghai, Bradford and France. We are at
present seeking to link with a school in Africa and Dubai. We feel that our curriculum should
provide pupils with a deep knowledge and understanding of other cultures and communities
beyond Bradford and Britain – by understanding others we better understand ourselves.
We are engaged in many activities in and beyond school that develop our children’s sense
of right and wrong and social justice.
They learn about oppressive regimes across history to better understand and value their
human rights. We hope they learn to value ‘the human condition’ and understand how to
reason between what is just and unjust. We teach them about the consequence of
behaviour and their right to make choices. Much of this is taught through geography /
history / PSHE and RE. All of these are delivered through carefully chosen topics.
Behaviour
Parents are ultimately responsible for the behaviour of their children so it is important that
parents understand the school’s expectations and support the teachers in understanding
and complying with our behaviour policy.
We have a code of conduct that is valued by our children, parents and adults and
encourages a positive attitude to behaviour and applies to staff and pupils alike. See our
behaviour policy.
Parents need to set good examples in all their behaviour and the school does not tolerate
rude or aggressive behaviour towards its staff. Any parents threatening staff or children may
be banned from the school premises.
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