GLF Schools

GLF Schools

GLF Schools was founded in 2012 in order to enable the federation of Glyn School (an academy in 2011) and Danetree Junior School. Together, we began our journey to become a MAT of more than 1000 talented staff working with over 10,000 children in 40 schools across 5 regions in southern England.

Our Schools

Banbury Region

Banstead Region

Berkshire & Hampshire Region

Caterham Region

Crawley Region

Didcot Region

Epsom Region

London Boroughs

Redhill Region

Sunbury & Camberley Region

Meet the team

Miss Cheeseright - Nursery Lead

Miss cheeserightOriginally from Manchester, I relocated to Surrey and my daughter attends Salfords' Primary School. I have worked within the Early Years for ten years, starting out as a  Nursery Assistant at one of the leading Nursery chains in the North West. Over the years I have worked my way up to my current role as Nursery Lead.

I am very experienced with Special Educational Needs (SEN) and am able to use Makaton. I am currently working towards an Early Years Degree and am level 4. In my spare time I enjoy reading, singing, cooking, and spending time with my friends and  family. I will aim to build a strong bond with your child and support them with every step of their learning!                     

Miss Stevenson

I have overMiss Stevenson 15 years experience working with ages 0-5. I began my journey within Nurseries, progressing to room leader and also have experience working in a Montessori setting as a Teaching Assistant.

Alongside my career, I completed my degree with the Open University and in 2019 I took the plunge into primary teaching, achieving my QTS in 2020.

During my spare time, I enjoy photography, crochet and exploring the outdoors which all contribute to my creative nature.

I am looking forward to welcoming your child into the setting and helping them through their journey of learning, making it memorable and exciting!

Mrs Tickner

Mrs TicknerI began working in childcare over 13 years ago as a childminder, after having my first child. During this time I worked with a variety of Special Educational Needs children.

While childminding, I did many training courses including achieving a Diploma in Children and Young People’s Workforce (QCF). Since childminding, I decided to do a Level 3 Teaching Assistant course.

In my spare time I am very busy looking after my family pets, I also enjoy walking, reading and learning new things.

I really enjoy working with children and seeing them grow. I am looking forward to supporting your child in any way possible, to help them blossom at the start of their learning journey.

Miss Allen

Miss Allen

I have always had a passion for working with children and have worked within the childcare industry for over a year now. I have recently joined Salfords' Primary School and I am currently studying for my Level 3 Diploma for The Early Years Workforce (Early Years Educator).

In my spare time I enjoy reading, baking, and spending time with my children. I enjoy nature and animals and love being outdoors.  

I hope to build a strong bond with your child and support them with their development and help them to thrive on their new adventure. 

Miss Watkins

Miss Watkin

I really enjoy working with children and I am so excited to continue my journey into childcare with Salfords Primary School. I am lucky, with my roles being in both Nursery and Phoenix After School Club, to work closely with a variety of ages ranging from 2-11.  

I enjoy learning every day from all the different children and their individual interests and personalities within the Nursery. My favourite part of the week is when we all go out and explore the Woodland Discovery area together.

In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my family. I am very creative and I love painting and reading.

I am looking forward to supporting your child in any way possible.

Miss Blore

Miss BloreI am currently undertaking my Level 3 Apprenticeship for Early Years. I am a mum to 5 children, so have my own personal experience in understanding child development, managing feelings and providing a stimulating learning environment. 
 
In my spare time I enjoy making memories with my family, spending time in the great outdoors on muddy walks and exploring what nature has to offer. I particulary enjoy putting this into practice in our Woodland Discovery. 
 
I am excited to support your child through their Nursery journey. 

 

Key Person

Before your child starts at our Nursery we will come and visit you at home. This helps us get to know your child in the comfort of their own home and we will ask you to complete an "All About Me" form to support this. 

Once your child starts with us they will be allocated a member of staff who will be their ‘Key Person’. All our Nursery staff will get to know your child well but the Key Person’s role is to help your child settle and be someone they can relate to and rely on when they are with us. The Key Person will identify how your child learns through their play and be responsible for ensuring that the care your little one receives meets their individual needs. The Key Person will be your first point of contact for any questions you might have.

We will inform you of your child’s Key Person once they have been at Nursery for a few weeks. This gives us the opportunity to get to know your child and identify who the most appropriate member of staff is for your child. This is based on the relationship that your child has with the different team members and any additional needs or interests.

At Salfords' Nursery we use an online system called Tapestry to make regular observations of your child - we write down what they say and do and take lots of photos to keep you updated with how they are getting on.

We have an open-door policy, so please come in and speak to us if you have questions or need some more information.