Emma Grosvenor

Year Four Teacher

I studied Criminology at De Montfort University for three years. After that, I worked for a medical recruitment company for six years ​before beginning my life long dream of becoming a teacher. I completed my training at Teaching London. In my spare time I love to travel, play keyboard, saxophone and gaming.

Sian Mackenzie

Year Three Teacher

Whilst I don't live particularly close to St Margarets now, I grew up in Hampton and went to Richmond College, so I feel very at home at St Stephen's and in the local community.

Before starting at St Stephen's, I worked in a primary school in Surbiton for three and a half years. Although I was based mainly in the school office, I had a variety of duties, supporting classroom learning too. I also spent a year working for Achieving for Children, where I supported training for schools. These experiences inspired me to train to be a teacher at Kingston University.

One of my favourite hobbies is baking and I have even won a (very small, local) baking competition! I find that my baking is either a disaster or quite tasty - so, unfortunately, it is very hit or miss! I also love getting stuck into a good book and my train journeys to and from school are the perfect time to catch up on reading. Spending time with family dog Jess is also a highlight!

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Alice Maddison

Reception TA

I have two boys at St. Stephens in year 2 and year 5. Before I started my teaching career I studied photography and ceramics and still enjoy both - time permitting!

I completed my teaching degree at Roehampton University ten years ago, where I specialised in art and design education. I previously worked as a nursery teacher for four years in Twickenham before joining the Reception team. This has been a very exciting move for me. I’m really looking forward to seeing the children grow and learn in their first year at school.

Hannah Wells

Year Two Teacher

I have lived in South West London all my life and I did my teacher training at St Mary's University in Twickenham. I have worked in various capacities in other schools and have helped lead children's camps and clubs. In my spare time I enjoy reading, running and baking. I also drink lots of flavoured tea and I am a bit obsessed with marzipan.

Louise Tranter

Year Five Teacher

I studied Languages at Royal Holloway, University of London and worked in marketing for eight years before retraining as a teacher. I did my PGCE at St Mary’s and then worked at Oldfield Primary School for ten years, followed by a stint at Archdeacon Cambridge's CofE Primary School.

I have two boys, a husband and a cocker spaniel puppy. I love languages, cooking, cycling and travelling.