We have a fabulous staff team who come together from a variety of exciting backgrounds.  They all have one thing in common - they’re passionate about learning and children.

As numbers grow so will our team but as our bank of talent grows, please be assured they will all have this passion and understanding of our unique school.

 

Education and Well-Being Lead Teacher - Rhia Skuse

Rhia is a qualified teacher with experience working in specialist schools. She is empathetic and caring and understands the experience of families supporting children with needs.

 

School Manager -Peter Davies

Pete has a BSc and considerable experience in SEN/Autism support.  Peter has that rare quality of strength together with a gentle manner and has worked for the school group for a number of years. Our pupils will always be in good hands with Pete around.​

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Lead Teacher -Karl Davies

Karl is a qualified teacher  with an extensive teaching experience leading a department and has also had a long and successful career as an accomplished artist and children’s book illustrator. Karl has a terrific “think outside the box” approach! 

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Primary Lead Teacher - Seb Leer

Seb is an experienced, qualified teacher with a calm and relaxed classroom manner. He is passionate about creating fun and exciting learning experiences and developing self-belief in the children. Seb has a great love of music and art and is very creative! 

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KS3 Lead Teacher - Nathan Barnes

Nathan is an experienced and qualified teacher wo is calm, fun, and always looking for new ways for pupils to learn and succeed. Nathan has a love for all sports and is a keen basketball and rugby coach, as well as being a trained football referee. 

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Teacher -Chris Bush

Chris has been a primary school teacher for 9 years, gaining his PGCE qualification at Kingston University. Prior to this, he achieved an undergraduate degree in Sport Science at St. Mary's University College, Twickenham. Chris has always pursued his love for table tennis and has travelled extensively around the UK competing in major competitions. He is keen to bring these skills and experiences to the Annexe and inspire the next generation!

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Teacher - Annie Greville

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Teacher Assistant Support- Jess Inglis

BA(Hons) Creative & Therapeutic Arts - experienced TA with children with Autism. Jess has worked with younger and older autistic children in relation to therapeutic arts. Jess is passionate about creative inclusivity and a holistic approach to supporting children and young people.

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Learning Support Assistant - Tiffany London

Our fun loving bus driver! Tiffany is a support assistant with ALN experience who brings laughter and fun to every day. Tiffany enjoys being active and the great outdoors. She is very creative and enjoys working on projects with children across the school. 

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Learning Support Assistant - Russ Pearce

Russ is a experienced support worker in social care and ALN. Russ loves running and cooking and is a friendly and 

calm support to our students. 

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Learning Support Assistant - Anna Martinson

Anna has worked in healthcare supporting children and young people and has also worked as an LSA in schools. Anna is a kind, sociable and very family-orientated person who is a fabulous pool player! 

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Learning Support Assistant - Isobel Reid

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Learning Support Assistant - Rosa Balgarnie

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PROPRIETOR - Mrs Harriet Harrison

The owner of Eastward House School is Mrs Harriet Harrison.

Mrs Harrison is also the proprietor of Castle School, Pembs and Westward House School, Carmarthenshire. 

Mrs Harrison's home address is: Addle Pitts, Llawhaden, Narberth, Pembs, SA67 8DX

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We also have supportive relationships with outside specialist practitioners that we can rely upon for outsourced advice and consultancy to support our pupils who may need additional help.

 

All our staff are encouraged to challenge themselves and take on new responsibilities within the school.  We are hugely supportive of those wanting to develop their skills and grow; proof that education never really stops…