Who's Who
Come and meet the teaching staff at our school!
Michael Doughty
Headteacher
Safeguarding Lead
Sam Lambert
Assistant Head
Deputy Safeguarding Lead
Acorns (Nursery & Reception) Class Teacher
Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1 Leader
Assessment lead
Caty Elwes
Emily Taylor
Subject Leader for Music and R.E
Amanda Minogue
Birch (Year 3) Class Teacher
Sean Huggett
Subject Leader for Science and D&T
Jed Smith
Subject Leader for Art, History and Geography
Rachael Alcock
Subject Leader for Literacy and PSHE
Fiona Gomes
Teacher
Subject Leader for Maths
Lissy Nixon
Inclusion Leader and SENCo
Deputy Safeguarding Lead
Mary Evans - HILT (Harlow Inspirational Learning Trust) CEO and Executive Head
After over 28 years as a Harlow Head Teacher-20 years at Henry Moore-choosing its name and seeing it develop from a field to the school it is now, and previously 7 years at Jerounds Infant School, and more than 40 years in teaching I am now semi-retired and working part-time as CEO and Executive Head at The Harlow Inspirational Learning Trust.
As Executive Head I work closely with the Head Teachers at both Henry Moore and Milwards schools setting the ethos, leading the teaching and learning.
It is very exciting and a privilege to be part of supporting children to be the best they can be, and to discover the things that they enjoy and are good at.
Delivering a fun, broad and balanced curriculum has always been a particularly important non-negotiable for me in leading schools. Children must be exposed to many exciting learning experiences in order to have little seeds sown in their minds and to create ambition and high expectations of themselves.
Music and sport are very strong in our two schools, with children having many different opportunities in these areas.
As CEO I work with governors and the Finance team in the school ensuring that HILT is compliant with all DfE requirements.
Commitment to Harlow
Having been born in Harlow and taking advantage of the many opportunities I had as a child, I am very committed to offering today’s children as many of the same opportunities as I had.
Music was very strong in Harlow when I was young-producing many professional musicians, and I have been very pleased to be able to share my interest, knowledge, and skills with the children.
Both HILT schools have choirs that sing at various events, and musical instrumental tuition on offer to the children.
I am very proud that both HILT schools are members of the Harlow Education Consortium where Harlow Head Teachers and staff meet regularly to work together in different ways for the benefit of Harlow children.