Meet the Team

 

Ms Almeida – Assistant Headteacher (ITT co-ordinator)

I am the Assistant Head Teacher responsible for initial trainee teachers (ITT) and early career teachers (ECT). It is my job to ensure that teachers in the first 3 years of their career receive the best possible support as well as opportunities to develop their practice through personal and targeted CPD.

Whether you’re a trainee teacher, an experienced teacher or a member of admin or support staff, working at LHEA makes you feel part of a team. All members of staff attend our weekly whole school assembly on a Friday morning and this helps strengthen our LHEA in school community and makes all staff and students feel valued.

 

Mr McLeish – Student Enrichment Co-ordinator

My role began at LHEA as the Head of Humanities but I have since progressed further in my career by becoming Student Enrichment Co-ordinator, whilst remaining as Head of Sociology. One of the main strengths of the school is the opportunity to progress your career and gain opportunities to develop your skills. As a middle leader, I am given autonomy to make informed changes to my curriculum, introduce new GCSE courses (such as Sociology GCSE) and importantly, feel supported by SLT and my colleagues.’

 

Ms Javed – Head of Art

I joined Lynch Hill Enterprise Academy in 2020 as a Newly Qualified Teacher of German. Since then, I've had numerous opportunities to advance in my teaching career. Alongside nurturing my passion for creativity as Head of Art, I've also embraced the role of Literacy Champion, focusing on enhancing oracy in the classroom. I have developed and grown immensely since starting here, thanks to the incredible support and the amazing sense of community at LHEA.

 

Mrs Rowland – Teaching Assistant (TA)

As a Teaching Assistant (TA) at LHEA, I play an important role in supporting and enhancing the learning experience for students who may require additional academic and social assistance.

I joined LHEA in 2023 and have found the school welcoming and supportive. I feel valued by my colleagues, who appreciate my knowledge and expertise when assisting SEND pupils. The culture curriculum, and values modelled by staff and embraced by pupils help create a thriving educational environment at LHEA, where doors are held open and greetings are exchanged warmly.

 

Mrs Adams-Campbell – DT Teacher/Head of Year 8

I joined LHEA September 2022 as a new teacher from Jamaica. I am now the Head of Year for year 8 and my role is to support the students and develop their capabilities. As a teacher at LHEA, I have found that it is a supportive school that play a pivotal role in nurturing the academic and personal growth of students and staff. Teachers ensure each student feels valued, supported, and motivated to achieve their best. LHEAs unique cultural perspective enriches the diverse school community, fostering an inclusive and global-minded environment. Join us to make a meaningful impact, guiding students through their crucial developmental years with empathy and excellence.