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Loughborough College has announced Corrie Harris, currently principal and CEO of Moulton College, as its next leader. Current Loughborough College deputy principal, Heather Clarke, will lead the college as acting principal from January until Harris starts in May 2024. Harris joined Moulton College in July 2019, just a month after the formerly ‘outstanding’ rated land-based college had received its second consecutive ‘inadequate’ judgement from Ofsted. In just two years, the Northamptonshire college’s fortunes were turned around when it was finally graded ‘good’ in December 2021. Harris has held a number of college senior leadership positions in the midlands, including executive director for corporate development at Birmingham Metropolitan College in the early 2010s and vice principal at Tresham College, part of The Bedford College Group. https://www.loucoll.ac.uk/news/loughborough-college-announces-new-principal-and-ceo |
Previous Principals/CEOsJo Maher
Jo steps into the role after more than two years as Principal and Chief Executive at Boston College in Lincolnshire. It is a return to the town for Jo, who was awarded a master’s degree in sport and exercise psychology from Loughborough University and spent nine years as a lecturer and head of department with Loughborough College. Jo was appointed to the top job at Boston following two years as assistant principal at Reaseheath College in Cheshire. Currently a Youth Commissioner for the Learning and Work Institute and a Trustee of the Skills and Education Group, Jo is also an internationally published academic whose essay on a apprenticeship reform was part of a House of Commons debate Previously a lead psychologist for World Skills Team UK, Jo is a practitioner psychologist who has worked with athletes from grassroots to Olympic standard and with professional sports teams. |
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