New King Alfred School Acting Principal Dan Milford starts his role
Dan Milford has taken on the role until January 2022 when a permanent Principal will be appointed.
It comes as former Principal Nathan Jenkins has been promoted to the Head of School Improvement at The Priory Learning Trust.
The appointment means that Mr Jenkins can continue to have a strong role in helping to continue to move the academy forward.
Mr Milford has been Vice Principal at the school for three years, and was previously Assistant Principal at another TPLT school, Worle Community School Academy.
He has tremendous experience, having been a teacher for 25 years and also having worked in a variety of roles including Head of Year and Head of PE.
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Highbridge’s King Alfred School Academy has announced that is getting a new Acting Principal.
With Principal Nathan Jenkins becoming Head of School Improvement at The Priory Learning Trust, Vice Principal Dan Milford will take on the role of Acting Principal until January 2022 when a permanent Principal will be appointed.
The King Alfred School Academy (TKASA) says it has had a tremendous few years and is soaring in exam results, curriculum provision, pastoral support and with its high-performing school-based sixth form.
The appointment means that Mr Jenkins can continue to have a strong role in helping to continue to move the Academy forward.
Priory principal Angelos Markoutsas with head girl, Ruby Minty, and Tom Harding, head boy.
- Credit: Shane Dean
Two schools have donated food and items to Weston Foodbank in time for Christmas.
Students, parents, carers, staff and the community have dropped huge amounts of food and items into Worle Community School Academy and Priory Community School Academy, which have been donated to Weston Foodbank.
The foodbank collected the items which totalled more than 1,000 kilos.
Priory principal Angelos Markoutsas said: “Every year our students, parents, staff, academy and community astonish me with the levels of their giving. This was a colossal amount.