I grew up in South Yorkshire

I love our school because it is more than a place of work, it is an extension of my family. I love being able to support our children and families in the hope of making positive differences in their lives. MPPS staff work together as a team and each person is respected as an individual.

An interesting fact: is that I used to work in Ibiza.

I was born and grew up in Chorlton

I love our school because children are able to challenge one another so respectfully and articulately.

An interesting fact: I once met the rock star Prince in a toilet in Japan and told him to 'keep it funky forever'.

Class Teacher, Geography Lead

I was born and brought up in Cambridge. I moved up north to complete my degree in Music and Italian at The University of Manchester and have been here ever since.

I love our school because of the children and the adults that work here. Learning is based around mutual respect and growth: challenge and development are part of everybody's mind-set, making progress inevitable. Academic success is celebrated alongside personal growth, creating a tolerant and supportive community, with moral responsibility at its core.

Interesting fact: My love of the outdoors stretches beyond the woodland at the Junior Site. I have climbed 60 of the Scottish munros - only 222 to go!

Class Teacher, P4C (Philosophy for Children) Lead

I was born and grew up in a small village near Cheltenham.

I love our school because the children are empowered to share and challenge their thinking.

Interesting Fact: One of my favourite hobbies is scuba diving.

Class Teacher

I grew up in Montpellier, a city in the south of France. I moved to the UK in 2020 and lived in York before moving to Manchester in 2022.

I love our school because of the respectful and positive atmosphere that allows everyone to achieve their full potential.

Interesting fact: I love hiking and going on treks: I once spent 5 full days walking in the wilderness without seeing a car nor a road.

Class Teacher

I was born in Chester and spent my early years in Merseyside before moving to Manchester.

I love our school because of the overwhelming positivity and investment into the learning and development of everyone. The fact that children are both respectful and respected is expressed in their confidence and willingness to share their own values and attitudes with the community.

Interesting fact: I have stayed in a rainforest in Sri Lanka where I couldn’t leave any food out in case monkeys stole it.

Class Teacher

I was born and raised in London but moved to Manchester to become a teacher!

I love our school because of the way that children interact with their peers and the adults they work with. I always see such care and respect for everyone in the building!

Interesting fact about me: I lived and taught in Turkey for one year and can speak a little bit of Turkish!

Class Teacher, Pupil Equity, PSHE Lead

I was born in Manchester but moved to Marbella in Southern Spain and lived there until I was 17.

I love our school due to the way we think and everyone's desire to ask questions whether it is the children or the staff. It shows how eager we all are to continuously develop and learn from each other.

Interesting fact: I am a qualified football coach and have coached children and adults in England, Spain and all around America!

Class Teacher, Key Stage 1 Phase Leader, English Leader

I'm originally from Portsmouth, which explains my southern accent (which makes teaching phonics fun!).

I love our school because - I'll never forget the first time I saw P4C here - I couldn't believe the sophisticated language that the children were using.

An interesting fact: I worked in the press stand at the Olympic Stadium during London 2012.

Class Teacher, Art Leader

Born and raised in Manchester.

I love our amazing children and their families!

Interesting fact: I love playing netball and I play GS for my netball team.

Class Teacher, RE Lead

I am originally from Barcelona and I have lived in Manchester for 21 years.

I love our school because of the community spirit amongst staff, pupils and families. It is a great place to be where children are enthusiastic and eager to learn new things!

An interesting fact: I am a big football fan and I once met David Beckham.

Class Teacher, Forest School Lead

I grew up on the Wirral, moved to Manchester for university ... and never left!

I love our school because I am inspired by our fabulous MPPS children every day.

Interesting fact: I once beat Jessica Ennis in a long jump competition!