Support Staff

In the Office

Sam Taylor

BSc (Hons)

School Business Manager

Mrs Taylor has trained to become a School Business Manager. She supports staff and governors in the management of the finance, premises and business of the school..

Email the office at admin@kingsmead.cheshire.sch.uk

Sam Taylor

School Business Manager

Lyndsey Barker

GNVQ Leisure and TourismAdministrator: school trips,

James Bellis

IT supportCheshire IT

Hayley Caine

BTec Hotel & Catering, ICTAdministrator

Karen McCormack

Administrator

Amelia Visscher

Administrator: attendance officer and information management

Jenny Lowe

Administrator

BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL IN THE ROOKERY

Early Birds and Night Owls are based in the Rookery which has been refurbished in Summer 2020; from September the school took on provision for before and after school care. More information is available at https://www.kingsmead.cheshire.sch.uk/information/before-after-school.

Wendy Bodger

Leader of our before and after school wrap around care, Wendy also works as a TA and leads lunchtime supervision in school.

Alison Hatton

Deputy leader of our before and after school wrap around care.

LUNCHTIMES

Lunchtime Supervision

Wendy Bodger leads a team of mid-day assistants to supervise children in the dining hall and in their play. Charlotte Butterworth, Stacy Curzon, Sharon Clowes, Laura Gauld, Hayley Nolan Suzi Pomfrett, Jeanette Richardson, Norma Williams.

Catering

Stephanie Dawson, leads the catering team with our school meals provided by Edsential. You can read more about food in school by clicking this link.

Premises

Our premises staff play a critical part in keeping everyone safe and well in school.

Stuart Jones, our site manager, takes responsibility for maintaining the building and grounds for us all.

Our cleaning staff, Brandalls Facilities Management, keep us clean and hygienic.

Our therapy dog, Dexter, lives with Mrs Rutter-Brown and visits the school occasionally where he loves to get pats and cuddles.

Children who are experiencing episodes of worry sometimes find connecting with animals therapeutic, and we timetable Dexter's visits to school carefully. We are conscious that some children are wary of dogs and are sensitive to this.