Who’s Who
Come and meet the staff at our school!
| Name | Role | Responsibilities |
Mrs Griffiths | Headteacher | Designated Safeguarding Lead SIAMS and Collective Worship Lead RE Lead Online Safety Lead Anti-Bullying Champion Young Carer Champion
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Miss Hardy |
Deputy Headteacher, SENCO and Inclusion Lead
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Deputy DSL SEND and Inclusion Lead Mental Health and Wellbeing Lead (PSHCE, RSE, SMSC) Designated Teacher for Children in Care Pupil Premium and Service Premium Lead
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Mrs Collins | Year 5 / 6 Class Teacher |
English Champion
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Mr Charman | Year 3 / 4 Class Teacher | PE Lead History Lead Geography Lead |
Mrs Johnson | Assistant Headteacher and Year 1 / 2 Class Teacher
| Maths Lead Science Lead Assessment Lead Educational Visits Lead |
Miss Snooks | Reception Class Teacher | EYFS Lead Phonics Lead Art Lead DT Lead
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Wool Primary School Support Staff
Wool Pre-School Staff
Meet our Local Governing Body.
Governors Statement of Intent
As Governors we endorse the Schools` vision and will do everything we can to ensure that ALL of our pupils leave us ready to take the next step in their education.
Our pupils will be ready academically and socially having realised their full potential regardless of the challenges they face.
We will work with the staff to provide a first class education for our children of which the Community is proud.
We will work closely with the Leaders of our school providing support and constructive challenge.

Joy Allan - Chair of Governors

Reverend Richard Bartlett - Vice Chair of Governors

Mrs Ellie Griffiths - Headteacher

Mr John Matthews - Foundation Governor

Mr Kevin Davies - Foundation Governor

Emma Robinson - Staff Governor

Philip Mann – Trust Appointed Governor

Lydia Reese – Trust Appointed Governor

Pete Finlay - Parent Governor
Our Animal Friends

Murphy - School Welfare Dog
Murphy is a labrador and pointer cross breed and he is owned by Mrs Griffiths and her family. Murphy comes into school to visit every now and then. He interacts with the children in a number of ways, for example, he listens to children read and spends some 1:1 time with pupils to support them pastorally.
Skittles and Marbles stay with Mrs Collington and her family most of the time but they regularly come in and visit the children. Sometimes children are given some time to interact with the guinea pigs as part of a pastoral intervention but they also love to get involved in the care of these pets. The guinea pigs enjoy being cuddled, stroked and looked after by our pupils ... they also enjoy the odd snack!





