I am delighted to introduce myself as the Office Services Manager at Branston Locks Primary and Nursery School, and it is an honour to be able to set up the administration functions at our brand new school. I am excited to be part of a team that supports our school’s mission of providing a nurturing, inclusive and enriching environment for all our children.
I have 15 years’ experience working in both primary and secondary school settings. I am dedicated to ensuring that our school office operates smoothly and efficiently. My roles are managing the day-to-day administrative tasks, co-ordinating communication between parents, staff and pupils and assisting with the organisation of school events and activities to name but a few!
Having lived in Burton all of my life and in Branston for 22 years, I am proud to be part of the local community and hope that our school will also become an integral part of the community.
I believe that clear communication and strong organisation skills are essential for creating a positive school experience for everyone. My goal is to make our school office a friendly, welcoming and approachable place where your questions are answered, and your needs are met.
Outside of work, I mostly enjoy spending time with my family and two dogs. I enjoy reading, socialising with friends, learning Spanish, walking my dogs and watching quiz shows such as The Chase and The 1% Club!
I look forward to getting to know you and your child and welcoming you to Branston Locks Primary and Nursery School.
Mrs. H. Fry
Is your child due to start Reception in September 2026? Come and join us at our open day. We have three sessions for you to choose from: 9.30am, 1.30pm or 5pm. Call the office on 01283 242875 to book your place. We can’t wait to meet you!
We celebrated VE Day 80 in style at Branston Locks, with a slap up fish ‘n’ chip dinner, followed by delicious cake, decorated with the Union Jack flag. We used a range of historical sources and artefacts to find out more about WWII as well.
We welcomed Spud Man into school on Wednesday 7th May. He brought us some lovely potatoes, growing bags and compost so we can grow our own spuds! Will one of us become Spud Kid?
We welcomed mums, grandmas, aunties, carers and all those who fulfil the role of a mother into school for a delicious afternoon tea style lunch. It was such a lovely event, there were huge smiles all round and the cakes were delicious!
