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Mo, who is currently Deputy Principal at the College, will begin the role in the new academic year and will be making history as Greenhead’s first ever female Principal appointment. Since joining Greenhead College as Vice Principal in 2017, and subsequently promoted to Deputy Principal in 2019, Mo has showcased exceptional leadership and, as the College’s Ofsted nominee, successfully led the College through its latest Ofsted inspection where, once again, it was rated as outstanding in all areas and, this time, with no areas for improvement. Continuing to uphold Greenhead College’s ethos of valuing and treating every person as an individual, respecting their needs and supporting their mental health and well-being is one of Mo’s top priorities for her role, alongside maintaining its position as one of the best performing Sixth Form College’s nationally. Hailing from the North-East, Mo’s career in education began as a Teacher of Business and her previous endeavours include working as Interim Principal at Hartlepool Sixth Form College, Assistant Principal for curriculum and pastoral care, Senior Tutor, Director of Faculty and Head of Business Studies, demonstrating her readiness to take on her next step as Principal. |
Previous Principals/CEOsSimon Lett
In 2004, Simon was one of the founding members of the management team at Longley Park Sixth Form College, Sheffield which opened that year. This experience enabled him to develop a number of cross-college roles and in 2008 he joined Notre Dame Catholic Sixth Form College, Leeds initially as Assistant Principal and then as Vice Principal, responsible for curriculum and quality assurance. Simon is an avid film-goer, has a strong interest in jazz and enjoys circuit training in his spare time. He is married with two children. |
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Simon joined Greenhead College as Principal and Chief Executive in September 2016. Originally from Birmingham, he has a BA honours degree and a Masters degree in Media and Communication. Simon started his teaching career at Sutton Coldfield College, moving to Filton College, Bristol and then Blackpool and the Fylde College, where he managed a wide range of courses.