Mrs Evans (Headteacher)
I joined the school in January 2006. I teach class 2 in the mornings.
We are a small class of 16 and I teach them English, Maths and science.
I also teach all the older children every Wednesday afternoon.
We do PE and Pshe on that afternoon. The rest of my time is taken
up with my role as headteacher. I love my job as no day is ever the
same and I work with some great people. It is a very happy school
with a family atmosphere.

Mrs Elworthy
Helen has two sons at Doddi and is an ex pupil herself!  Prior to joining the staff team as a Learning Assistant and Meal Time Assistant, Helen served on the Pre School Committee and she has been Friends Treasurer since 2006.  Helen also assists with the teaching of French in school.  Her previous work experience in customer services roles required her to use her language skills and we are fortunate to be able to make use of these in school.

Mrs. McManus
Mrs. McManus joined Doddi School in 1995 and has enjoyed teaching at the school so much that she has been there ever since! Currently, she teaches Class 3 four mornings a week. Class 3 is a small class made up of the Year 5 and 6 pupils at the school and during these morning sessions she teaches English, maths and science to the group. On the other mornings and on 3 afternoons a week she teaches the whole of Key Stage 2 in a larger group. During these sessions, she covers ICT, PE, art, D and T, history and geography. She is also the school SENCo.
Mrs. McManus is a lively person and takes the ‘Awake and Shake’ sessions for Key Stage 2 each morning. She also enjoys making lessons fun and interesting by using lots of different resources and organising trips out of school to bring lessons to life. Mrs. McManus also enjoys teaching the creative subjects and her pupils have had their artwork displayed at the South West Academy of Art Exhibitions at the Phoenix Center and have shown their dances on stage at both the Barnfield and the Northcott Theatre for 3D Dance Events.

Karen Davies

Ms Jerrard
Heather Jerrard works supporting children across the whole school in the class room. She also works with small groups of children who need extra support in reading and maths. One of her particular interests is ICT and she enjoys helping children in this area.

Karen Harrigan
Karen joined the Doddi team in September 2007 to support a pupil currently in Class One.  Prior to that, she worked with people with learning disabilities within their home.  Karen has also spent the last five years studying part time and plans to finish the last part of the Childhood and Youth degree with a Supporting Children in Primary School Education course, beginning in October 2008.

Gaynor Stapowicz