Town Lane Infant School - Headteacher; Mrs Y P Body
Number on roll September 2008: 273
The school is a County Infant School for pupils of either sex
aged 4+ to 7, with a nursery offering an additional 52 part-time
places.
Chairman of Governors: Mr M Stacey
A list of all Governors is available in the school office. The
Governing Body meets once a term in the school.
Annual Governors report is sent to all parents and can be discussed
at the Summer Term meeting.
Any parent wishing to see the Headteacher for further information
should telephone the school or write to make an appointment.
General information about other schools in the area is available
from the Education Department, district information offices and
public libraries.
The information contained in this document relates to the school
year 2006-2007 and, although correct at the time of publication,
it should not be assumed that there will be no changes before
the start of, or during, the school year
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Headteacher: Mrs Y P
Body
Deputy headteacher: Mrs J Mercer |
| Teachers
- Mrs Mercer
- Mrs B Lynn
- Mrs C Kirkpatrick
- Miss N Lawrence
- Mrs J Jones
- Miss S Makin
- Miss J Edwards
- Miss Hickson
- Mrs J Armstrong
- Miss Wright
- Miss Lacey
- Mrs Wright
Graduate Teaching Program
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Teaching assistants
- Mrs C Ward
- Mrs G Mclarney
- Miss I Hayes
- Mrs. Briery
- Mrs. Fairclough
- Mrs. Hughes
- Christina Higgins
- Brenda Palmer
- Janet Cunningham
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| Non-teaching staff:
- Secretary: Mrs J Frost
- Secretary:
Mrs. J. Motley
- Caretaker: Mr H Greer
- Cook:
Mrs. Boothroyd
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Midday supervisory assistants:
- Mrs D Lane
- Mrs D Hughes
- Mrs Snape
- Miss L Hayes
- Miss Lamont
- Mrs Jordan
- Mrs. Brierly
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| Cleaners:
- Mrs C Waring
- Anita Wheeler
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Crossing patrol:
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Throughout the year there is a planned programme of staff
training. It is vital that all staff keep up to date with
current practice. The L.E.A. provide training on National
initiatives and many other aspects of Education.
Specialists within the school have responsibility for specific
areas of the curriculum and provide ‘in house’ training.
The pupils are organised into ten classes in School.
- There are two part-time Foundation 1 Classes (Nursery 3-4
yr olds)
- There are three Foundation 2 (reception classes 4-5yr olds),
- There are three Year 1 classes (5-6yr olds)
- There are three Year 2 classes (6-7yr olds)
No class exceeds 27 pupils. (Younger pupils are in classes of
approx 24 pupils).
Classes have Teaching Assistants to reduce pupil to adult ratio.
The school week is divided into teaching time and time allocated
for registration, assemblies and breaks.
Teaching time is 21 hours per week.
