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Key Stage 3 Leader - Nick Clarke
Nick graduated from the University of Brighton in 2005 having studied a four year P.E teaching degree, gaining a BA (Hons) with Qualified Teacher Status. His first teaching post was at a Specialist Sports College in St. Albans, Hertfordshire, where he taught students aged 11 to 18 for three years. He was the Key Stage 3 Co-coordinator for Physical Education responsible for developing schemes of work and the assessment of pupils. Other duties included responsibility for school football and A2 coursework as well as contributing a lot of time to County and District Football. Nick is very passionate about P.E and has particular fondness for Football, Cricket, Health Related Fitness and Athletics. Away from teaching he can be usually be found playing and coaching football or visiting the gym.
Key Stage 4 Leader - Emma Pennock
Emma Pennock gained a BSc in Physical Education and Sports Science at Loughborough University in June 2004. Following the attainment of her degree Emma stayed at Loughborough University to complete the Post Graduate Certificate in Education specialising in the subject of Physical Education. On completion of this course in 2005 Emma was appointed as a Teacher of Physical Education at the Nottingham Bluecoat School and Technology College. Emma worked for three years in this school gaining the faculty responsibility position of Leader of the KS5 curriculum and pastoral responsibilities as Head of House and Achievement Mentor. Emma left the school in July 2008 to take up a position as Teacher of Physical Education at the Dubai British School.
Head of Sixth Form - Louise Kelly
Louise graduated from the University of Sheffield in 2003 with a BA Honours Degree in Modern History and trained as a teacher in her hometown of Liverpool. She then moved to London to pursue her teaching career. During her time in London Louise worked in a large, successful, state school teaching History. As well as her teaching duties Louise also took on a number of different roles within the school system such as Gifted and Talented Coordinator and Head of the PSHE and RE departments.
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