Heads of Faculties
- Mr J Broxson - Mathematics
- Mrs O'Brien - Psychology
- Mr Bailey - Science
- Mr Traherne - English
- Mr C Evans - History
- Mr Gordon - Geography
- Mrs Una Gordon - French
- Mr Thomas Manning - Spanish
- Mrs Mutch - Art & Design
- Mrs A Gough - Religious Studies
- Mr Simon Morgan - Physical Education
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