We have a highly dedicated, hard working and skilled team who all work tirelessly to provide the best possible experience for your child. They are very approachable and build excellent relationships with all our pupils and families.
Our teaching staff:
Lindsay Gamble
Head Teacher
Hi, I’m Mrs Gamble and I’ve definitely got the best job in the whole world! I love working with amazing children, staff and parents here at Our Lady of Mount Carmel. In my spare time you will find me enjoying time with my family and friends or taking long walks with my four-legged bundle of joy.
Philippa Martin
Deputy Head & Reception Teacher Senco
I am Mrs Martin, I am the Deputy headteacher and the Reception teacher. I enjoy walking my dog with my family in the countryside near my home.
Sonia Seddon
Year 1 Teacher & KS1 Leader
My Name is Mrs Seddon, I’m the Year teacher. I love visiting the Yorkshire Wildlife Park and I especially loved feeding the giraffes.
Jane Hayes
Year 2 Teacher
I’m Mrs Hayes the Year 2 teacher. I love reading, listening to music and going to concerts. I also enjoy walking and spending time with my family.
Sandra Nicholds
Year 2 Teacher
My name is Mrs Nicholds, I’m the Year 2 teacher. I love travelling and exploring new places. I also enjoy walking and taking in the views.
Hannah Jefferson
Year 3 Teacher
My name is Mrs Jefferson, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends.I also love going for walks with my dog.
Sharon Matthews
Year 4/Year 6 Teacher
My name is Mrs Matthews, I’m the Year 4 teacher, I love visiting and walking in the countryside. My favourite place to visit has got to be the French Alps.
Clare Glenton
Year 4 Teacher
I’m Mrs Glenton, I’m also the Year 4 class teacher, I enjoy being out and about, travelling and exploring in nature, with my family and friends.
Alison Storey
Year 5 Teacher
I’m Mrs Storey and I’m the Year 5 teacher. I love lots of different types of music and I love to travel to exciting places.
Ian Rowe
Year 6 Teacher
My name is Mr Rowe and I’m the Year 6 teacher. I enjoy spending as much time as I can with my two daughters. I also enjoy playing and watching football, I’m a huge Leicester City fan. I am also a keen golfer.
Our classroom support staff:
Marie Allott
Darren Brooks
Suzanne Glossop
Adrianna Grzyb
Karen McInerney
Laura McMaster
Kirsty Procter-Brown
Shelley Rhodes
Jayne Wright
Kataryna Socha
Kataryna Orczykowska
Our caretaker:
Neil Hodgson
Our lunchtime support staff:
Toni Connell
Linda Monaghan
Michelle Peach
Karen McInerney
Liana Kessablain
Our admin support staff:
Claire Pavlovskis
Michelle Nadolny
Alison Jacques
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3 days ago
Nights are getting darker and snuggling up on the sofa with a seasonal film is definatly a favourite activity in our home and the smell of freshly made popcorn is right up there with freshly baked bread. As a source of fibre, popcorn will keep you feeling full for longer, making it an ideal snack – plus, it's actually really easy to make.
• 20g popping corn: 62kcal (260kJ)
• 3g (1tsp) of vegetable oil: 27kcal (113kJ)
• optional toppings
Method
Heat the oil in a thick-bottomed saucepan on medium high heat. (If you are using coconut oil, allow all of the solid oil to melt.)
Put 3 or 4 popcorn kernels into the oil:
Wait for the popcorn kernels to pop.
When the kernels pop, add the rest of the popcorn kernels in an even layer
Cover the pot, remove from heat and count 30 seconds:
(Count out loud! It's fun to do with kids.)
This method first heats the oil to the right temperature, then waiting 30 seconds brings all of the other kernels to a near-popping temperature so that when they are put back on the heat, they all pop at about the same time.
Return the pan to the heat:
The popcorn should begin popping soon, and all at once. Once the popping starts in earnest, gently shake the pan by moving it back and forth over the burner.
Tip: As the popcorn pops, try to keep the lid slightly ajar to let the steam from the popcorn release (the popcorn will be drier and crisper).
Once the popping slows to several seconds between pops, remove the pan from the heat:
Immediately empty popped popcorn into a serving bowl
Sprinkle the popcorn with salt to taste:
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