Staff and Governors

Miss S Beck
Mrs G Neilson

Teachers
Mrs P Townsend – 3a
Mrs P Poole – 3b

Teaching Assistants
info coming soon

SENCO
Mrs T Faulkner

Teaching Assistants
Mrs S Gowen

I began working as the headteacher of Inmans Primary School in January 2018 following ten years as the deputy headteacher. Prior to this I worked at Sproatley Primary School as a Foundation Stage teacher and Foundation Stage Lead. I qualified from York St John University in 1998 with an honours degree in Biology with Primary Specialism.  In my spare time I enjoy running, spending time with my family and walking my dog Cassie. I am very proud of the school and am passionate that we provide the children at Inmans Primary School with the very best education and lifelong skills for learning.

When I first joined the Inmans family, in 2018, it was clear to me how important community was to the school. As a new member of the team, I pursued my specific areas of interest and now wear several hats: one being a Year 6 class teacher and another being the deputy Special Educational Needs Coordinator. I find both roles exciting as they offer new and frequent opportunities to help cultivate and implement inclusive learning environments for all children – no day is the same.

I am proud to work at Inmans Primary and that is why I jumped at the chance to become staff governor. I now find myself in the very lucky and unique position to operate as a part of the school’s day-to-day running whilst also contributing to the governing body’s work of strategic management. I hope to continue supporting the school in providing the very best education and lifelong skills for the children.

I joined the Governing Body in 2018 as a Parent Governor. I have worked in the public sector all of my career, holding positions in local government and the NHS. My roles have included responsibilities for strategic planning and service improvement of varying degrees in the fields of health commissioning, children’s services and housing. Having worked in children’s services, I have taken the governing lead role in Safeguarding, as well as special focus in Pupil Premium and LAC. I have vast experience in roles that require me to undertake detailed analysis of different types of information. I feel that I will be able to bring this skill to the role of Governor when scrutinising reports and performance information. I hope to help the school with its continuous improvement and get the best outcomes possible for all of the children who are pupils here. What I would like to help the school to achieve is for every child who comes here to leave feeling happy, having had a really good time with their friends and enjoying whatever it is they’ve learned about.

Recently joining the governing body (2019), I have been buoyed by the work the school are doing for  the children and the local community. Having a child in the EYFS and one due to attend in the future I have a planned long term investment in the school. Living in the area all my life and attending the local schools myself I have personally benefited from them and wanted to give back. I have extensive background in finance and long term investment, being the commercial lead on multi million pound investments, most recently the successful fibre roll out in Hull. I am also responsible for leading a large team ensuring efficiency and effectiveness is consistent throughout. My current special focus is, Pupil premium, LAC, Sports Premium and PE. I will bring a balanced common sense approach to decision making. My aim would be to see the school continue improving year on year, providing the children attending with the best start in life, enhancing the local community along the way.

I joined the governing body in 2019 as a co-opted governor. I have worked as an industrial maintenance engineer for nearly 40 years and am a qualified electrician.  My work involves having knowledge of health and safety procedures/regulations and I feel this would be of benefit to the governing body of the school. I also have a background in organising events for youth organisations such as Young Farmers. I hope to ensure and assist the continued progress of the school and make the time spent at Inmans memorable for the pupils.

I joined the Governing Body in 2022. I have ties with Inman’s as it’s the Primary school I attended, and my son has started year 2 as I became a governor so I have a vested interest as well as real affection for the school.  Learning about the curriculum and the overall school structure since my son started has been interesting and I’m keen to explore this further.  My background is health, sport and fitness so I’m particularly interested in the sporting provision and other non-academic learning that supports a child’s development and enhances their school experience.  My current job is part of the local NHS Trust in the Prevention, Wellbeing and Recovery team and help format and deliver public health strategies and I’m passionate about supporting people to make positive lifestyle changes. My special focus is English, Sports Premium and Green Pod (Years 3 and 4).  I am also keen to promote the school within the wider community setting. I feel I have suitable skills and enthusiasm to bring to this role and my background will add some different elements to the Governing board.

I became a parent governor in 2021 when my children joined EYFS at Inmans Primary. I have spent 17 years working as a chemical engineer and technical manager, predominantly at BP and subsequently INEOS Saltend. I am passionate about promoting STEM careers, and my special focus at the school is maths. I am enjoying being involved in my childrens’ place of education and working with the school to sustain and improve its performance.