Head of Campus
The head of campus is the highest permanent position at Southwood (with only the Tintern Schools' Principal and Deputy Principal being higher.) Mr. Adam Kenny is the current Head of Campus, who assumed the position following Mr Mike Philips, who left to return to study, who followed Mr Peter Harte who left for unknown reasons in early 2009.
- Mr Adam Kenny (2009–2010)
- Mr Mike Phillips (2009 - 2009)
- Mr Peter Harte (2009 - 2009)
- Mr Andrew Worner (2007–2008)
- Mr Michael Blood (1999–2006)
During 2008, Mr. Andrew Worner announced that he would be leaving the teaching profession to further enhance his professional development, however will still remain in the education profession at large. Following Mr. Worner's resignation; Mrs. Jenny Collins announced that in 2009 the Head of Campus position would undergo significant changes. It was decided that in 2009; the responsibilities would be shared throughout three people; the Middle School and Senior College coordinators and the new Head of Campus (Operations) position.
It was announced that the people fulfilling these positions in 2009 would be:
- Mrs. Glenda Message (Head of Campus (Operations))
- Mr. Peter Harte (Head of Senior School)
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