Senior Management Team
The Head Teacher and the Senior Leadership Team play an important part in ensuring that the policy and practice are led and enacted at all levels in the School and that all whole school policies incorporate the principles of equality of opportunity.
Specific responsibility lies with the Senior Leadership Team (SLT) who have the main role in ensuring that the policy is implemented and monitored throughout the School. It is also their responsibility to regularly review and evaluate practice and policy and to bring forward proposals for further development. The Personnel involved are Ms.A.Macaulay, Ms A.Garland, Mr.I.Bolt, Ms.Z.Safar, Ms.J.Ward, Mr.A.Khan, Mr.D.Stickley, Ms.P.Jagdev, Ms.A.Khan Mr.R.Prabhakar, Mr.R.Oxley, Ms.N.Brown and Ms.H.Haque
Reference : http://www.langdon.newham.sch.uk/147/the-leadership-management-of-langdon-school
In recent years there has been a number of senior leadership changes within the school. Ms Wiseman was head from 1992 until 2009 and under her leadership the School was one of the very few UK Schools to achieve three consecutive inspections by the UK Government Inspectors OFSTED graded as OUTSTANDING, the latest Inspection being June 2009. Dr Tabassum, her replacenment, left the School in 2012 and at the same time the UK Government disbanded the Governing Body and replaced it with an Interim Education Board,an IEB. The current interim head is Mr Kemp, who was appointed by the IEB, and a new Head has since been appointed for September 2013.
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