Partnership Working

Mr Osborn BA (HONS) NPQH currently sits on the SEND Governance Board and All Age Autism Partnership Board for the London Borough of Bromley. SENd and Inclusion are areas of significant interest to Mr Osborn which has resulted in him becoming a system leader for SEND and Inclusion; in schools and the wider community. Mr Osborn's leadership on Inclusion and SENd was audited by David Bartram OBE in 2022 with report findings highlighting that Mr Osborn possesses significant experience and knowledge of SEND with clear and established vision and strategic intent. Mr Osborn works with and on behalf of primary school leaders in the London Borough of Bromley.  Mr Osborn is also an experienced Curriculum and Assessment leader and holds teaching specialisms in Music and Languages and leadership specialisms in supporting disadvantaged pupils, professional development and school improvement.  In addition to his roles in school, Mr Osborn is also a Trustee for a SEND Charity.  

Ms Moyle BSc (HONS) NPQSL is a Specialist Leader of Education (SLE) for Early Years Education. She has many years of experience supporting schools through improvement and has also worked alongside the DfE on Inclusion and the International Council of Human Rights. Ms Moyle is a facilitator for the Thames South Teaching Hub and delivers a number of programmes to those following Initial Teacher Training and/or who are undertaking their Early Career Teaching programmes. As part of this role, Ms Moyle supports schools across Bromley, Bexley and Greenwich. Furthermore, Ms Moyle is an accredited facilitator on the NPQLL national programme. In addition to this work, Ms Moyle is also a facilitator for Sustainable Citizenship in EYFS working in conjunction with OMEP-UK and Schema Play, a non profit organisation aimed at improving outcomes.  She regularly supports other settings with training, helping them work towards their recognised accreditations.   

Mrs Lisa Brooks BA (HONS), MA, NPQH and Miss Jess Major BA (HONS) are both experienced senior leaders and SENCOs for the mainstream provision at Midfield Primary School. In addition to their roles at school level, both Mrs Brooks and Miss Major have been seconded to support other schools in the Local Area to support with the development of SENd provision through Quality First Teaching. In addition to their role at Midfield, Miss Major and Mrs Brooks are also facilitators for Teach in Kent, an ITT Provider delivering Teacher Training programmes through the TES Institute.

Miss Major and Mrs Brooks are also the Designated Teachers at school and hold specialisms in trauma-informed practice and are advocates for raising awareness of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Early Childhood Trauma.    

Mr James Dimas-McNulty BA (HONS) PGCE NPQSL

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