First Deputy Principal, Mr Malcolm Collins, has taught for 34 years and first started his teaching career at Copleston High School, in Ipswich, Suffolk.  Over the course of his career he also taught at Liskeard School, in Cornwall, but for the majority of his working life he has taught for 30 years and 2 terms at the College.  An amazing feat of commitment and loyalty to the College and more importantly, its students.

When he was asked what was his favourite bit about the job, he said, “the teaching of P.E.” and that, “often my job is what I would do in my leisure time.  I will greatly miss the students, staff, the governors and the parents.”

Finally, his message of wisdom was, “If you can find a job you enjoy then you are a very lucky person indeed.”

Deputy Principal, Mr Tony Kemp, has taught for 33 years and began his teaching career by attending Teacher Training at Worcester and then qualified as both a Physics and Science Teacher, whilst beginning his career in a Plymouth school.  In the last 28 years he has taught at the College, reflecting yet again a wonderful level of commitment and passion for the College.   He said he was “excited and looking forward to the next phase of my life.  I hope that all our students  continue to follow their dreams.”