Meet our 2020 Teachers - Part 3
Here is Part Three in the introduction of our staff, where we will learn a few things about them. Here at St Francis of Assisi we believe we truly have the most unique and dedicated staff. Whilst you may know the faces, you may learn a thing or two about them below. Thanks again to our teachers for all that they do for our students, parents, families and each other.
Who are some of our Teachers at St Francis of Assisi?
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My name is: Mrs Maria Matos Classes I work with: Year 5 Favourite Film: Dirty Dancing Favourite Band/Singer: Billy Joel What is your favourite thing about working at St Francis? The wonderful community we have and how everyone helps each other out. What is one of your passions outside teaching? Reading - anywhere, anytime! One thing you might not know about me: I was a student at St Francis of Assisi, when I first started teaching here I had a Year 5 class in my old Year 5 classroom. |
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My name is: Mrs Patricia Burrows Classes I work with: Kindergarten to Year 6 Favourite Film: Grease Favourite Band/Singer: Taylor Swift What is your favourite thing about working at St Francis? The staff and students that make me smile and laugh every day. What is one of your passions outside teaching? Adventures with my family - bike riding and bushwalking. One thing you might not know about me: I had a pet cow called Elsie when I was little who used to let me ride her! |
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My name is: Mrs Kylie Phillips
Classes I work with: EAL/D Teacher - Kindergarten to Year 6 Favourite Film: Dirty Dancing Favourite Band/Singer: Ed Sheeran / Missy Higgins What is your favourite thing about working at St Francis? The amazing staff, students and families I have the privilege to work with every day. St Francis is a special place, with a wonderful sense of community. What is one of your passions outside teaching? Time spent in nature, particularly the beach. One thing you might not know about me: I travelled around Australia with my husband in 1996-97, I slept in a 2 person tent for nearly a year and worked at a wonderful primary school called MacFarlane in Katerine, Northern Territory. |