Paston Ridings Primary School
WELCOME TO YEAR 6
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I have wanted to be a teacher for as long as I can remember, I absolutely loved school and continue to enjoy learning as an adult. I am always trying to find something new to learn, most recently how to mend and build guitars, which I am still very new and unskilled at. I really enjoy sport, and all the benefits of playing team games have helped me immensely over the years, so it is a pleasure helping young people to find their interests as well as helping them to learn. My favourite thing to do is spend time with my family and mad dog Raffa.
Mr Wyton
I absolutely love teaching at Paston Ridings Primary School, and I am proud to work in such a caring, friendly school. As an adult, I am always learning new things myself, so I understand the importance of education. There is no better feeling than seeing a smile on a child’s face when they are engrossed in their learning or when they are proud of their achievements. When I'm not at work, I always have my head in a book. Reading is my biggest passion in life, and I am constantly adding books to my collection.
Mrs Mutendi
Growing up, I always thought I would pursue a career in medicine. However, circumstances caused me to reconsider. Thus, I made the decision to explore teaching. In order to make sure this was what I truly wanted, I volunteered in a primary school. From this point on, I developed a passion for being part of a child's learning journey and making a positive difference. I then went on to qualify as a teacher- the journey has been incredibly rewarding! As a primary school teacher, being able to teach a broad range of subjects and dig deep in lessons makes each day different. It is an honour to form positive relationships with the world's future citizens and instill them with a thirst for knowledge and a drive to make a difference.' An investment in knowledge pays the best interest' Benjamin Franklin.
Mrs Moghal
Mr Wyton
Year 6 Teacher
Miss Woods
Teaching Assistant
Mrs Moghal
Year 6 Teacher
Mrs Mutendi