I am extremely proud to welcome you to Branston Locks Primary and Nursery School as the founding Chair of the Local Governing Body. I have been involved in Governance for over ten years and have been a Director of John Taylor MAT since 2016. I am currently the Vice Chair of the Trust Board, Chair of the Trusts Achievement and Progress committee and a member of the board for another school within the trust. I am proud to have been part of the team who worked on the initial plan for this school, and I cannot wait to watch it being constructed, ready to welcome our first classes of children.
Early Years education is my passion and I hope to be able to use my professional knowledge to support Mrs Bryant and her team, to ensure that each day is the best it can be for all our children and their families.
My professional experiences are quite varied across the education and training world. I am a qualified teacher, and I am currently the Strategic Development Manager of a local family-owned childcare group. I am also a trainer for Staffordshire Safeguarding Children’s Board as well being a Director of Early Education the oldest Early Years charity in the UK.
I have two children who have also had the gift of a JTMAT education and all that being part of the trust has to offer.
I am approachable, and a good listener. I’m a great believer in parent/carer involvement and participation in school life.
I hope to be as visible as possible and share in the joy of seeing our children blossom, thrive and achieve in all they do here at Branston Locks.
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!
