TRINITY - Key Persons
I have had an 18 year career in the business sectors of hospitality, events management, manufacturing and retail, specialising in recruitment and selection, bookkeeping, training, compliance, sales and marketing and customer service.I play an active role supporting the school and currently have a son at the school.
I am privileged to have the opportunity to share my knowledge and experience with the excellent leadership team at Trinity, who work so hard to give our children the very best primary education.
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- Sycamore Class Teacher ( Year 5 )
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- Oak Class Teacher ( Year 6 )
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- Chairman of Governors. Community Governor
- Community Governor
I have had a 35 year career in banking and finance and specialise in supporting businesses formulate and deliver turnaround and management strategies.
I have actively supported the school for the last 10 years and currently have a daughter at the school. My goal is to support the school in maintaining its existing high standards to ensure that every child at Trinity can reach their full potential.
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- Head Teacher & Designated Safeguarding Lead
- Headteacher
As Headteacher of Trinity CE Primary School, I sit on the governing board and attend all full governing body meetings as well as committee meetings.
The governing board act as a critical friend to myself. They challenge the decisions the senior leadership team and I make; all in the best interests of all of the children at the school.
Our governing board works well together as a team to support us in the development of the school.
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- Sycamore Teaching Assistant & After School Club Supervisor
Claire is a local resident, who moved to Aldwincle in 2009 after 20 years studying and working in London. She is a keen gardener and cook, so is an enthusiastic entrant in the local horticultural show. Claire has two grown-up children who were both educated in the state sector. Claire served as a governor throughout her children's time in a London primary school, as a parent governor and community governor, at all stages of school improvement. Claire continues to serve as an associate governor in her current primary school.
Claire has worked for over 20 years in schools in predominantly in leadership poorly-served areas. She is currently Deputy Head of Greenfields Primary School and Nursery in Kettering, part of a large MAT. Her areas of expertise are EYFS, Safeguarding and SEND. Claire also works across as Strategic Lead across the MAT for the Early Years Foundation Stage, and is a keen advocate for sports in schools, challenging outdoor learning and play in all its forms, as well as ensuring families are fully involved in their children's learning ‘right from the start'. Claire's mission has always been to ensure that whatever their starting point, all children achieve their very best.
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- Administrative Assistant & Lunchtime Supervisor
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- Chestnut Class Teacher ( Year 2 )
I have had an 18-year career in Transport Planning / Engineering across both public and private sectors. I have a son who started at the school in September 2020, and another son starting in September 2022.
My role as Parent Governor will enable me to play an active role supporting the school and helping its pupils access all the opportunities they deserve. I believe that Primary School is definitive in shaping our children's futures and want to ensure that all of our children get the best possible start to their formal educatio n.
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- Chestnut Class Teaching Assistant
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- After School Club Assistant
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- Acorns Teaching Assistant & Breakfast Club Supervisor
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- Acorns Class Teacher ( Reception ) - Part Time
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- Special Educational Needs Coordinator
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- Willow Class Teacher ( Year 1 )
I worked for the Northamptonshire Local Authority for 23 years before retiring in 2006 from full time employment. During this time I was PA to both the Director and Deputy Director of Education. In addition to this I was a Local Authority Clerk for 13 years, when Governor Services Clerking Service was in operation. I have a NVQ 4 in Management and I am also an accredited assessor. As well as being a member of the Institute of Management, in 2009 - 2011 I was the East Midlands National Governors Association (NGA) Clerk of the Year. I achieved the ISCG Accredited Clerk (with Merit) Award in 2013 as a Clerk to Governance Bodies in Education. I have mentored a number of new clerks and set them strict targets to meet, as indeed I do for myself. Having received praise from a number of HMI Inspectors for the way I produce minutes and documentation I feel that I am in a good position to help any school move forward in its aim to become Outstanding.
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- Acorns Class Teacher ( Reception ) - Part Time
- Oak and Sycamore Class Teaching Assistant
I have been involved with Trinity in one way or another for over 20 years now. Both of my children attended this school and I was treasurer of FTS during that time. I began working as a lunchtime supervisor and have been a Teaching Assistant since 2008. I currently work in y4 and am also the Emotional Literacy Support Assistant, anti-bullying and mental health and well being lead. I see my role on the governing committee as a link between school staff and governors.
I am Carolyn Brawn and I'm proud to serve as Foundation Governor at Trinity Primary school. I was appointed by Peterborough Diocese as a Governor in December 2013, serve on the Standards committee, was vice-chair for two years and chair for two years. I attended Aldwincle Primary school when in the old building and have lived in the area until our move, on retirement, to Stanwick in 2013.
I trained as a Science teacher with further post-graduate studies in Education. My experience as a teacher, deputy head and later as a consultant for an Awarding Body is extremely valuable in providing critical support to the development of the school. I am passionate that all members of the school community should have the opportunity to achieve the best outcome possible.
Trinity Primary School has a strong Christian ethos which I actively support in my role as Reader. The school's values are embedded in all of school life and I will continue to encourage all of the school community to be active in their implementation.