Our Staff

I have been the Head at Bevington since September 15 and I love working here. The children and families are amazing and every day is packed. I joined the school after working in Harrow and Ealing for the last 10 years, which I thoroughly enjoyed.  I also inspect for Ofsted when I have time!

My name is Mr Byrne-Smith and I am the Deputy Headteacher at Bevington.  I am responsible for our Curriculum and Assessment, as well as making sure that all children at Bevington are happy and safe through my role as the school’s Designated Safeguarding Lead.  I also teach Year 6 children Maths.  I have worked in lots of different schools in my time as a teacher and my aim is using this experience to make Bevington the best school in the country.

Having been brought up in London, I moved to Brighton to study Psychology at The University of Sussex, before going on to complete a PGCE at St Mary’s in Twickenham.  Before starting at Bevington, I worked at a school in Hammersmith and Fulham for 6 years where I led maths and taught in both key stage 1 and 2.  Currently, I am teaching in Reception (Elm Class). As well as teaching in Reception, I lead Assessment and Curriculum across the school.  Outside of school, I enjoy travelling and exploring new places, baking treats for others to enjoy, reading and running.

I arrived at Bevington in July 2013 after teaching for 4 years in secondary schools around Birmingham and Worcestershire. I completed my undergraduate degree at Sheffield Hallam University and completed my PGCE at the University of Worcester. Currently, I am teaching a mixed Year 3/4 class (Sequoia Class).  Away from school I enjoy spectating and participating in a wide range of sports and physical activities.

At Bevington I am responsible for standards in KS2.

It was working on a children’s summer camp in America that first inspired me to become a teacher. After completing my PGCE, I spent 5 years working at a school in Tower Hamlets, before moving across London to lead Early Years at Bevington. When I’m not dancing around with tiny people at work, I can usually be found perusing bookshops for something to read. As a vegan, I love finding new places to eat, as well as experimenting with weird and wonderful recipes!

At Bevington I am the Special Educational Needs Co-Ordinator (SENCO), and I also lead standards across EYFS and KS1.

I am an Assistant Headteacher and also manage Inclusion/SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disability). Since starting my teaching career at Bevington in 2006, I have led music and behaviour, coordinated child protection and safe-guarding and taught across all key stages with most of my teaching experience being in year 6. I now work part time so I have more time to run around after my energetic toddler! I have a Music degree from Bristol University and still love to sing and play the piano in my free time, mostly to an audience of my husband, our son and the two cats.

My name is Hayley Murphy and I am the Premises and HR manager at Bevington. I look after building and maintenance in the school and am responsible for health and safety. I am also the lead person for HR which means I work with staffing and contracts information.

I’m Mr. Collett. I have lived in London all my life and have worked at Bevington since 2015. My favourite subjects to teach are Maths, Science and Geography. My main hobbies are football and travelling.

At Bevington, I am responsible for leading Maths.

Hi, I’m Miss Medwicz and I am currently the year five teacher at Bevington Primary. I started working at Bevington in 2014, where I started in a year four class. I lead English at Bevington. In my spare time I love to travel!

I spend my time in Oak Class where we seem to laugh a lot, as well as work hard!  When I am not at Bevington you may catch me on my bike or out for a run.  I love spending time with my friends and family and eating delicious food!

Hi, I started my teaching career at Bevington in 2014 and my favourite subjects to teach are Humanities, Science and Literacy. I am currently teaching year 2 and am the Science leader at the Bevington, which is a subject that I am very passionate about. In my spare time, I love travelling, baking and reading.

After studying Philosophy at the University of Birmingham I followed my passion for food and pursued a career as a professional chef where I worked for Michelin starred chef Glynn Purnell. I then returned to academia where I studied for my PGCE and am now currently studying for a master’s in Education. At weekends I love playing netball and training for CrossFit and Olympic weightlifting.

At Bevington I am responsible for standards in KS1.

Having qualified at the Institute of Education, I have worked in schools across London and now love having the chance to work in my local community.  As a passionate Early Years teacher, it is of the utmost importance to ensure all my pupils love learning; through play, exploration and fun, we experience the excitement of discovering new ideas and skills.  I set high standards for all my pupils and encourage them to aim for the best, to learn from their mistakes and most importantly, to know and believe that they can succeed.

At Bevington, I am responsible for standards in EYFS.

I am a highly motivated and enthusiastic PE professional who has a keen interest in all things SPORT. I have a real passion for teaching and aiding children to learn new skills through fun and engaging PE lessons. I also run holiday and weekend sports clubs in my free time.

At Bevington, I am responsible for leading our PE Curriculum, and extra-curricular sports activities.

I am an energetic, highly enthusiastic and devoted individual and I love all kinds of sport. I have an enormous passion for teaching PE and providing children with new skills and achievements they can retain for life. Watching children meet and exceed their capabilities gives me a great deal of satisfaction.

My name is Tracey Simpson and I am the Safeguarding Co-ordinator at Bevington. I act as an advocate who speaks for and on behalf of our pupils. I liaise, meet and plan with other agencies and staff as required and have a responsibility for the day to day co-ordination and management of safeguarding.

I’m the learning mentor at Bevington Primary School, and my position allows me to offer support to children, parents and teachers. I am proud and honoured to have the opportunity to work and engage within a community which has nurtured my own schooling experience. Giving back and helping children achieve their full potential is the most rewarding part of my job.

I started at Bevington as an SEN teaching assistant and I now work in year 6. I live locally and I enjoy creative pastimes. My passions include travel and baking.

My name is Marie Kimera and I have been at Bevington since 2014. Both years I have worked in year 6 as a Teaching Assistant which has been challenging but enjoyable. This year I will be working with year 5 which will be a real change but something I am looking forward to.  I am a mother of one and enjoy travelling with family and friends.

Hi my name is Belen and I joined Bevington in 2015 as a Teaching assistant. I currently work in Year 1 and help children who have just joined the school from overseas to learn English, as well as leading Spanish lessons across the school.

My name is Ayesha Ali and I am a TA in Elm Class. I have been working at Bevington Primary School since 2003. Throughout the years I have mostly worked in Early Years. I enjoy my role as a TA as it gives me great satisfaction to see the children develop in their learning. Bevington is close to my heart as I used to attend the school as a pupil. My siblings and daughter have also attended Bevington. My hobbies are cooking, baking and reading.

My name is Pat Hurley and I have worked at Bevington for over 20 years. I started as a dinner lady and now I work in year 1 and 2. I enjoy all aspects of school life and really want to help children to learn, especially through supporting them with their reading and phonics.

My name is Phoebe Clegg. I have been a teaching assistant at Bevington for many years- normally assisting in Key Stage 2. I am working in Year 3 and Year 4 this year for a change. I very much like supporting and nurturing children to achieve their full potential. I am a mother of 3 and enjoy spending time with my family.

Hi my name is Sharon. I work in Nutmeg. I love working with children and have done for the past 20 years. I think I am patient, fair and fun but also firm. I have lived in the local community all my life and have two sons who I love spending time with.

Hi my name is Christelle Pambu. I am a teaching assistant at Bevington. I have been at the school for 4 years and I am passionate about my job and I enjoy it very much. It gives me satisfaction to know that as a teaching assistant that I also contribute to children’s learning and development.

My name is Belen and I support in Elm class in Early Years. I really enjoy working with young children and also being part of the PTFA as I am also a parent here at Bevington.

I am Kenza Arab and I have been working at Bevington for 12 years now and I like working with children as I am the mum of 3 children that are now adults. I enjoy teaching maths, which was a specialism when I trained. I live locally and am lucky to have a great relationship with parents because of this.

My name is Laura Tansley and I have been a Teaching Assistant at Bevington since 1994. I have worked in all the different Key Stages from Early year’s right up to Key Stage 2. I was born in the area and I love teaching our future adults

Hi my name is Fatima and I joined Bevington to work as a Special Needs Teaching Assistant. i enjoy working in Early Years and Year 1 and most recently I have started supporting a child in Year 3. I love working with all the children and learn something new from them every day.

I am a Special Educational Needs Teaching Assistant at Bevington with specialist training in Speech and Language. I have been working with children for 10 years and I enjoy it very much! I also enjoy drawing, baking and spending time with my family.

Hi, my name is Johanna Fisher. I have been working as a teaching assistant since 2004. I  joined Bevington in October 2015 as an SEN teaching assistant working 1-1 with children. My interests are walking, keep fit and looking after my cousins.

Hello my name is Leander and I am a teaching assistant at Bevington. I have worked here for 8 years and I support the teacher and children in my class. I have worked in all Key Stages and also with children who have Special Educational Needs which I found very rewarding. The best thing about my job is getting to see the children grow up and achieve their goals.

I am Hassiba Aissaoui. I am a Teaching Assistant at Bevington.  I joined Bevington in 2011   as a Teaching Assistant. My children have attended Bevington and are now in secondary school.

I work in the office at Bevington and I have lots of different roles. I talk to lots of you on the phone and in person every day and work hard to answer all your queries. I enjoy being creative, especially with costumes and design, and I have a keen interest in  magical creatures and shoes!

I started my time at Bevington working as a TA in the school and I became part of the office team full time last year. I talk regularly with lots of parents and I make sure that all the children are in school every day. I enjoy listening to music, especially Beyoncé, and I live nearby with my 2 children.

I have been the site keeper at Bevington for many years and I live in the local area. I also work at St Thomas’s when I am not here. You might also see me out walking my dog Buster when I am not at work.

I start my day with a big smile. Cook healthy, eat healthy, live healthy. I love travelling, cooking, singing and reading.

I love my job and I enjoy reading and cooking.

I am always smiling because I enjoy cooking and feeding the children.

I like to work as a team and I love cooking and basketball.

Hi I am Aziz , I have recently joined  the Kitchen staff and  I really like it  here. The children are very happy and they do enjoy their  food.