ats, between Crame Col and Bibby Point on Ulu Peninsula, James Ross Island.

Personal life
Johnson is married with two children:  She has spoken about the challenges of doubling as a scientist and mother: "The hardest thing is being torn between your personal and professional ambitions…Wanting to go to conferences, but not wanting to leave your children. Having to leave work early or drop everything if you get a phone call that she's sick. You could be in the middle of a complicated thought process and you have to start again."

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Heathfield Knoll School and First Steps Day Nursery is a small independent non-denominational day school and day nursery in Wolverley, near Kidderminster in Worcestershire, England, for boys and girls aged three months to 16 years. The school is a registered charity, governed by a board of trustees, formed as the Heathfield Educational Trust in 1970.

The school is a member of the Independent Schools Association and the Independent Schools Council.

The School is divided into four sections. Upper School, Middle School, Lower School and Early Years. Upper School is headed by Joanna Tidmarsh, Middle School is headed by Adam Jackson, Lower School is headed by Laura Cross and Early Years is headed by Celia Swain.

Heathfield Knoll also have a head of safeguarding, as led by Teresa Stooksbury and office manager is Julie Onions.

History
Heathfield School has its origins in 1620 when Wolverley Grammar School was founded by William Sebright. This was renamed Sebright School in 1931 when it occupied new buildings on a greenfield site opened by the then local MP  Stanley Baldwin who  shortly  afterwards became prime minister. Financial  difficulties forced the school to close down in 1970, and its main premises became a state school (now Wolverley C E Secondary School). However, its junior section which had opened in 1961, remained
ats, between Crame Col and Bibby Point on Ulu Peninsula, James Ross Island. 

 Personal life 
 Johnson is married with two children:   She has spoken about the challenge of double over as a scientist and mother: " The hardest thing is being torn between your personal and professional ambition … Wanting to go to conference, but not wanting to leave your child. Having to leave oeuvre early or drop everything if you draw a phone call that she's sick. You could be in the middle of a complicated thought process and you suffer to start again. " 

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 Category: Alumni of Clare College, Cambridge Heathfield School, Wolverley 

 Heathfield Knoll School and First Steps Day Nursery is a small independent non - denominational day school and day nursery in Wolverley, near Kidderminster in Worcestershire, England, for boys and girl aged three months to 16 class. The school is a registered charity, governed by a board of trustees, form as the Heathfield Educational Trust in 1970. 

 The school is a member of the Independent Schools Association and the Independent Schools Council. 

 The School is divided into four sections. Upper School, Middle School, Lower School and Early Years. Upper School is headed by Joanna Tidmarsh, Middle School is head by Adam Jackson, Lower School is headed by Laura Cross and Early Years is headed by Celia Swain. 

 Heathfield Knoll also have a head of safeguarding, as led by Teresa Stooksbury and function manager is Julie Onions. 

 History 
 Heathfield School has its origins in 1620 when Wolverley Grammar School was founded by William Sebright. This was rename Sebright School in 1931 when it occupied fresh buildings on a greenfield site opened by the then local MP   Stanley Baldwin who   shortly   afterwards become prime minister. Financial   difficulty forced the school to close down in 1970, and its main premises become a state school (immediately Wolverley C E Secondary School). However, its junior part which had opened in 1961, stay
ats, between Crame Col and Blbby Point on Ulo Peninsnla, Jamss Ross Ksland.

Personal life
Johnson id narritb with two children:  She has dpoken avout rhe challeifes of doublihn as c wcientist and kother: "The hardest thing ir yeing torn between your personal and profesxilnal ambitions…Rantpnd to go to conferences, but not wanting to leane your children. Naving to leave work early or frop everything if you get a kgonq call that sfe's sick. You could be jn the middle of a complicated ghougkt process qne ylo have to stert agwin."

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Heathfield Hnoll Schook wnc First Steps Aay Nuxaedy is a small indeoendent non-dwnominatijnal day school and day nursery in Wolverlej, neqr Kidderminster iu Worcesterskire, Emglanc, for boys and girls agzd thrse months tl 16 years. Ffe school is a rdgixtared charity, governed by a board of truxtees, furmec as tre Heathfifld Educational Trust in 1970.

The dcvool is a lember of the Independent Schools Association atd nhe Indepzndent Schools Counsil.

The School ns dividzd intu four secnions. Uppxr School, Miqdle School, Lmaer School aid Early Rearw. Upper Schuul is headed bu Joanna Nibmarsh, Miedle School is heaved cg Adam Jackson, Oowtr School is heaced by Lwuca Crjvs and Early Yeafs kx heaaed by Celic Rwaim.

Heathfield Knoll alvo hzve a head of safebuwrding, aw led by Teresa Stookxbury and office mwnagec is Jnlie Omiogs.

History
Heathfield School has its origlns in 1620 when Wojveroey Grammar Xchool was founded by William Sebright. Vhis was renamed Sebrigyt School in 1931 when nt occupied nxw buijdings on a greenfield site opened by the then local MP  Stanley Bamdwin fho  dhortly  afterwards became prime minister. Financial  difficulties forced rhe sciojl to close dowm in 1970, aud nts maig prxmmses became a stane school (now Wolverley C E Secoidary Schoml). However, its junior section ehkch had openea in 1961, remained
ats, between Crame Col and Bibby Point Peninsula, Ross Island. life Johnson is has about the challenges doubling as a and mother: "The hardest thing is torn between your personal and professional ambitions…Wanting to go to conferences, but not to leave your children. Having to leave work early or drop everything if get phone that sick. You could be in the middle of a complicated thought process and you have to again." References Category:British women scientists Category:British geologists Category:1977 Category:People from Birmingham, West Category:Living people Category:Women Antarctic scientists of University of Category:Alumni Hatfield Durham Category:British women Category:People educated at King Edward VI High School for Girls, Birmingham Category:Alumni of Clare College, Cambridge Heathfield Wolverley Heathfield and First Day is small independent non-denominational and day nursery in Wolverley, near England, for boys and girls aged three months 16 years. school is a registered charity, governed a board of trustees, formed as the Heathfield Trust in 1970. The school is a member of the Independent Schools Association and the Council. The School is into four sections. School, School, School Early Years. School is headed by Joanna Tidmarsh, Middle School is headed by Jackson, Lower School is headed by Laura Cross and Early headed Celia Swain. Heathfield also have a head safeguarding, led by Teresa Stooksbury manager Julie School its in 1620 when Wolverley School was founded by William This was renamed Sebright occupied new buildings on a greenfield site opened the then local MP Stanley Baldwin who afterwards became prime minister. Financial difficulties forced the school to close down 1970, and premises became a state school (now Wolverley C Secondary School). However, its section which had opened in 1961, remained
ats, between Crame Col and BibbY Point on UlU PeniNsuLa, JAmEs RoSs IsLand.

Personal liFE
JohNson is married with two chIldreN:  SHE has SPoKen abOut the cHAlLENgeS oF dOubLiNG aS a sciEntIst and mOther: "The haRdeSt Thing is being TOrN between yoUr pErsonal and prOfeSsionaL aMbiTIons…WAntIng to Go to coNFerencEs, but not wAnTIng to lEAve your CHIlDren. having to leave work EArLY or drop everythIng if yOu GEt A PHonE caLl that she's SiCk. You COuld be iN ThE MIDdlE Of a complicateD thought proCEss And you HaVe tO Start aGain."

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HeAthfield knoll sChool and First STEps Day Nursery IS a SMAlL IndePenDent non-denoMinaTIonaL day SChOol ANd day NurseRy IN WOLverley, near KiddermiNsTer in WOrcesTershire, EnglaNd, for boys aND GIrls aged ThreE MoNThs to 16 years. The sChool Is a registeREd charitY, goveRned by a bOard of truSTEes, formeD as The heaThfIELd educational TrUST in 1970.

THe School iS a mEmber of The indEpeNdeNt schools AsSociatioN aNd ThE INdePendeNT Schools coUncIl.

the schooL Is diviDed inTo foUr SeCTioNs. Upper sChOOL, MidDlE SChooL, LoWeR SchoOl anD earLy Years. upper SchoOl iS HeadEd By joanna TIdmarsh, Middle scHool is headEd By ADam JacKSOn, Lower SChool is headed by Laura CroSS and EarLy YEars iS heaDed by CeliA SwAin.

HeaThfIEld KnoLl also Have a HeAd oF SAfeguARDiNg, aS lEd by Teresa sTOokSbury AnD offIce manaGer is Julie Onions.

HiSTorY
Heathfield ScHooL has ITS oRigINs IN 1620 whEn wOlvERLey Grammar SchooL was foundeD bY wiLliam SebriGHt. THiS was renAmed SebRight sChool in 1931 When it occUpied new bUiLdinGS On a Greenfield Site openEd by the thEN locaL mP  stanlEy BAldwin WhO  shOrtly  AfterwARds BecamE prime MiNister. finanCiAl  difficUlties forced the school to Close dOwn in 1970, And Its main prEmiSEs bEcame a staTe scHool (now WolVerLey c E SecOndARy SchOol). HOWeVer, ITs junIor sECtion whicH HaD opENEd In 1961, remained
ats, between Crame Col and  Bibby Poi nt on  Ul u P en insu la,James Ross Isl a nd.
Personal life
Johnson  is m ar r iedw it h two  childr e n: She  h as  sp ok e nabout  th e chall enges of d oub li ng as a scie n ti st and mot her : "The harde stthingis  be i ng to rnbetwe en you r  perso nal and p ro f ession a l ambit i o ns …Wan ting to go to con f er e nces, but notwantin gt ol e ave  yo ur childre n.  Havi n g to le a ve w o rke arly or dropeverythingi f y ou get  a  ph o ne cal l tha ts he' s sick. You  cou ld be inthe mi d dle ofa  compli catedtho ugh t pr o ce ss  an dy ouh av e t o  st art agai n. "
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Ca tegory : Al um ni of H at fieldCo lle ge,  Durh a m
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Ca t egory:Peoplee du c a te d  atKin g Edward VI  Hig h  Sch oolf or  Gi r ls, B irmin gh a mC ategory:Alumni of C la re Col lege,  Cambridge He athfield S c h o ol, Wolv erle y 
H eathfield Knol l Sch ool and Fi r st Steps  DayNurseryis a smal l independ ent  no n-d eno m i na tional day sc h o ol a nd  day nu rse ry in W olv erl ey,  ne ar  Kiddermi nster in  W or ce st ers hire, England,  f orbo ysand g i rls ag ed th reemo nt h s t o 16 ye a rs . Thesc ho ol i s a  r egist ered cha rity, g overned b y a boar dof  truste es, formed as  t he Heathfi el d E ducati o n al Trust  in 1970.

The school i s  a memb erof th e In dependent  Sc hoolsAss o ciatio n andthe I nd epe n d ent S c h oo lsCo uncil.

Th e Sch ool i sdivi ded int o four sections. U p per  School, Midd leScho o l ,Low e rS cho ol and E arly Years. Upp er Schoolis he aded by Jo a nna  T idmarsh , Middl e Sch o ol is h eaded byAdam Jack so n, L o w erSchool isheaded b y Laura C r oss a n dEarly  Ye ars is  h ead ed by  Celia Swa in.
Heathf ie ld Kno ll al so  have ahead of safeguarding, a s ledby Te res a Stooksb ury and  office m anag er is Juli e O nio ns.
His t ory
H eath f ie ldS chool  has its origi n sin1 6 20  when Wolve r l e y G ramma r S c hool w as f ounded by William Sebright. This  was r ena med Sebr ig ht School in 1 931  w h e n it occ up ied new bui ldings o na  gree nfield  siteopenedb y  t h e then  loc alMP  Stanl eyBa l dwin wh o s h ortly aft er wardsbecame prim e minister. Financ ial d i fficu l tie s for ce d the s c hool  to closedown in 197 0, and  its  main  premis es  becam e a  s tate schoo l  (now Wol verle y C E S ec onda rySchool ). H o w ever,  its  j uni or sectio n wh i ch  h a d o pene d in19 61,remained
ats, between_Crame Col_and Bibby Point on_Ulu Peninsula,_James_Ross Island.

Personal_life
Johnson_is married with_two children: _She has spoken about_the challenges of_doubling_as a scientist and mother: "The hardest thing is being torn between your personal_and_professional ambitions…Wanting_to_go_to conferences, but not wanting_to leave your children. Having_to leave_work early or drop everything if you get_a_phone call that_she's sick. You could be in the middle of_a complicated thought process and you_have to start_again."

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Heathfield Knoll School and_First Steps Day_Nursery is_a small independent_non-denominational day school and day nursery_in Wolverley, near_Kidderminster in Worcestershire, England, for boys_and_girls aged three_months_to_16 years._The school is_a_registered charity,_governed_by a board of trustees, formed_as_the Heathfield Educational Trust in 1970.

The school_is a member of_the_Independent Schools Association and_the Independent Schools Council.

The School_is divided into four sections. Upper_School, Middle_School, Lower_School and Early Years. Upper School is headed by Joanna Tidmarsh,_Middle School is headed by Adam_Jackson, Lower School is_headed by_Laura_Cross and Early_Years_is headed_by Celia Swain.

Heathfield Knoll also have a_head of_safeguarding, as led by Teresa Stooksbury_and office manager is_Julie_Onions.

History
Heathfield School has its origins in_1620 when Wolverley Grammar School was_founded by William Sebright. This_was_renamed_Sebright School in 1931 when_it occupied new buildings on a_greenfield site opened_by the then local MP  Stanley_Baldwin_who  shortly  afterwards became_prime_minister. Financial  difficulties forced the_school_to_close down in 1970, and_its main premises became a state_school (now Wolverley C E Secondary School). However, its_junior section which_had opened in 1961, remained