Meet the Team
Jenny Laurie
Maths Hub Lead
Peter Jordan
Senior Leadership Link
Peter has been the Strategic Lead for the Maths Hub London Central NW since 2014. He was Head of the National Teaching School, St Marylebone TSA 2011-21. He has been teaching in London secondary schools for over 30 years, the majority time spent in leadership roles. Peter has an NPQH from the Institute of Education UCL. He is a Fine Art graduate, with an MA from Chelsea College of Art.
Natatlie Stevenson
Maths Hub Lead (Primary)
Natalie is Primary Mastery Lead for the hub and deputy head at Eleanor Palmer Primary in Camden, where she teaches maths across the school. She has worked to support the teaching and learning of maths throughout her career as an SLE, MaST teacher and as part of Camden Learning’s maths team. Working with NCETM, she is constantly learning and being inspired by the fantastic specialists.
Megan Bailey
Maths Hub Lead (Secondary)
Conor Loughney
Assistant Maths Hub Lead (Primary)
Assistant Headteacher at Torriano Primary, Kentish Town, Conor is the Assistant Primary Mastery lead and oversees the work of the Embedding Groups. He is a Primary Mastery Specialist and Professional Development lead for NCETM. Conor was part of the Shanghai teacher exchange in 2017 and is one of the co-authors of the spine materials.
Steve Smithson
Assistant Maths Hub Lead (Primary)
Alice Lacey
Assistant Maths Hub Lead (Secondary)
Alice went on the England-China exchange to Shanghai in 2015 and has been passionate about Teaching for Mastery ever since. She is a Secondary Mastery Specialist and is an accredited Professional Development Lead. She supports schools as a Specialist Leader in Education and also in her role as Secondary Mastery Lead.
John Petry
Assistant Maths Hub Lead (Level 3)
John works in a school in North London, in a 6th form consortium with four other local schools. He has a depth of experience in mentoring ITT, NQT and RQTs, and enjoys working with new teachers and connecting them with experienced teachers to guide them. John has worked in a few different secondary maths roles, coordinating at KS3, KS4 and KS5, and has been a Head of Department. He is committed to engaging with educational research, and is involved in subject associations on a local and national level. John is experienced across KS5 teaching but is particularly interested in Core Maths, having worked at an early adopter school.
Helen Hall
Maths Hub Administrator (Primary)
Helen is the London Central and North West Maths Hub administrator for Primary and Early years. She has been in the role since 2016 and has seen Primary Teaching for Mastery grow in that time.
Martha Blackwell
Maths Hub Administrator (Secondary)
Martha joined the team in September 2019 and supports the hub’s Secondary and Level 3 programmes.
Please contact Helen Hall (Primary) or Martha Blackwell (Secondary and Level 3) at mathshub@stmaryleboneschool.com for all enquiries, more information on our projects and events and details of financial support if you are an existing work group.
Strategic Board
The role of the Strategic Board is to provide advice, challenge and support to the Maths Hub leadership. Our board includes representatives from primary and secondary schools, universites, the London Diocesan Board for Schools and NCETM:
Kate Roskell (Joint Chair) LDBS Secondary and Co-ordinating Adviser London Diocesan Board for Schools (LDBS)
Peter Jordan (Joint Chair) Maths Hub Senior Lead
Matt Lewis NCETM Regional Lead
Jenny Laurie Maths Hub Lead
Kate Frood Headteacher Eleanor Palmer Primary School, Camden Primary Partnership TSA
Martin Serrão Principal St Mary & St John’s CE School, Barnet
Andrew Parkin Principal St Dominic’s RC Sixth Form, Harrow
Nigel Wills Programme Director Secondary Partnerships PGCE(S) Maths Tutor St Mary’s University, London
Caroline Hilton Lecturer in Primary Education Maths UCL IOE, London
Nick McIvor Senior Teaching Fellow Maths UCL IOE, London
Natalie Palmer St Marylebone Bridge School, Westminster
Vicki Cleaves Vice Principal Paddington Academy, Teaching School Hub Central London
