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Introducting our new staff
This term we are delighted to welcome new members of staff to our St Stephen’s community, and know you’ll join us in making them feel welcome.
We are also sending our very best wishes to Jo Rose, who has been Year 3’s Teaching Assistant, and begins her adoption leave - an exciting new chapter that we look forward to celebrating with her.
Sophie Reynolds - Year 1 Pankhurst Class Teacher:
I'm looking forward to being part of such a supportive and fantastic school, who have such great community values. I love early reading and phonics and can't wait to see the children use their new learning in their reading and writing.
Monica Davidian - Year 1 Pankhurst Class Teacher (Thursdays)
I’m delighted to be at St Stephen’s and am really looking forward to helping the Year 1 children continue to grow the code in phonics on our Little Wandle journey. I’m also looking forward to all our hands on maths and helping the children becoming confident learners.
Jackie Kondoska - Year 6 Kamkwamba Class Teacher
Hello! My name is Miss Kondoska and I’m very excited to be joining St. Stephen's. I'm looking forward to getting to know my pupils and their families, collaborating with the wonderful staff here, and becoming part of the school’s traditions and spirit.
Vikki Moulsdale - Finance Officer
I joined the office team at St Stephen’s in June this year, taking on the Finance Officer role. I live in Twickenham, and have lived here for 14 years. I have two children aged 7 and 5, who go to school locally. I have previously worked at another local school, and for Marks and Spencer.
Gabriela Dhir - Year 4 Teaching Assistant
I am very excited to be joining the St Stephen’s community, and to be working in Year 4. As a local parent with three children, I have always heard such lovely things about St Stephen’s, so I am especially happy to be here!
Olivia Lipowski - Teaching Assistant in Year 1 and Year 3
Hi! I’m Olivia and I’m going to be working with the children in Year 1 and Year 3. I’m looking forward to supporting them and getting to know them all.
Matt Wilson - Year 4 Teaching Assistant
Having spend some time with our current Year 4 at the end of last term, I'm delighted to be working with the same children again this year, and supporting them in their learning.
Ching Lu-Kirdlap - Early Years Teaching Assistant
I am passionate about Early Years and and I’m really looking forward to seeing the children grow and flourish in their Reception year at St Stephens.
Conaill Ryan - Year 2 Teaching Assistant
I’m looking forward to spending some time in class as well as on the pitch with Year 2! I’m keen to support the children in a new way and see them shine in the classroom as well as in PE and Games.
Savanah Allen-Filo - Year 5 Teaching Assistant
I’m looking forward to giving back to my childhood primary school and making a difference in the community, working with Year 5.
Gloam - Jack Mackay
A book review by James B, Kamkwamba Class
Are you in Year 5 or 6? Do you like suspense and jittery books?
Well, I have the book for you!
Gloam is full of suspense as it tells the story of a babysitter.
Not your ordinary babysitter, but something so much more.
Find out if Gwen (the main character) is fooled like the other three...
If you have read a great book you'd like to recommend - write a review and give it to your class teacher.
Salty Scientists
Lau legends had a SUPER science lesson investigating what is a mixture and what is a solution. We explored oil and salt being mixed into water. Through our investigations, we recognised that some substances dissolve when you mix them with water. When the substance (salt) dissolved when combined with water, it created a solution. We know that the solution forms new properties (how cool). Interestingly, when we mixed the oil and water, the oil floated to the top, forming a mixture. We know that a mixture does not form new properties.
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