Teaching and learning support award
Winner: Analiese Campbell - Langstone Junior Academy
Analiese has a passion for mental health and wellbeing which is evident in her role but also her availability to parents when they need advice and support. She runs an after-school club called ‘mindful me’ that enables pupils to learn relaxation, meditation and self-care techniques. As part of the holistic care team, she regularly meets after school with the mental health lead to create special resources. She has also forged links with the infant school community and runs ‘The Friends of Langstone’ (PTA), organising fundraising opportunities such as school discos and a summer fayre.
Shortlisted in this award...
Beth Park
Beth joined Cliffdale Primary Academy in 2015, when she was only 18 years old. She has grown to become an exceptional teaching assistant with highly specialised skills and endless enthusiasm. She continues to support families outside of school through Enable Ability. Beth is a first aid leader and always stays calm in a crisis. All the staff in the school rely on Beth to give advice and support whenever this is needed. Her attitude has influenced other staff and families to stay composed in a crisis.
Anita Tozer
Anita forms relationships quickly with children to ensure they feel safe and secure. She has become a midday supervisor, reminding children about the importance of table manners and how they treat each other with kindness and respect. She has played and interacted with children through activities that include skipping and using the parachute to promote staying active. Anita is a well-respected, valued member of staff who is well loved by pupils across the school.