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South East London Designated Members of Staff for Looked After Children and Care Leavers (Circulation List) 23.9.15 South East London Designated Members of Staff for Looked After Children and Care Leavers (Circulation List) 23.9.15 Organisation Type Prefix First Name Last Name Job Title Email Telephone Telephone 2 Access HE Other Ms Lauren Hedges [email protected]; 020 7391 0685 Aimhigher London South University Ms Suzanne Marchment Director [email protected]; 020 8417 6316 Bexley College College Ms Susi Bromham Student Welfare & Liaison Officer [email protected]; 01322 404232 Bexley College College Ms Sharon Cousins Student Services Manager [email protected]; 01322 404036 Bexley College College Ms Annette Gloster Student Services Officer [email protected]; 01322 404103 Bromley College of Further & Higher Education College Ms Liz Watson Tutor Manager [email protected]; m m Foundation Learning and 14‐16 Bromley College of Further & Higher Education College Ms Moira Wood [email protected]; 0208 295 7000 Ext 7138 Co –ordinator Christ the King Sixth Form College 6th Form College Mr Shane Kelly Director of Pastoral [email protected]; 020 8309 4760 Christ the King Sixth Form College 6th Form College Mr Nathan Wells Director of Pastoral [email protected]; 02082979433 Widening Participation Project City University London University Ms Rupa Lakhani [email protected]; 020 7040 4173 Officer Croydon College College Ms Jackie Lombardo Student Advisor [email protected]; 020 8686 5700 Ext 3496 Recruitment and Outreach Goldsmiths University of London University Ms Claire Welsh [email protected]; 020 7717 2534 Manager Greenwich Community College College Mr Andy Smith Head of Student Services [email protected]; 020 8488 4849 Tutorial and Student Services John Ruskin College, Croydon College Ms Tracy Andrews [email protected]; 0208 651 1131 ext: 245 Manager Widening Participation Kings College London University Ms Anne‐Marie Henderson anne‐[email protected]; 020 7848 3948 Coordinator Compact Student Support Kingston University University Ms Chrissy Farley [email protected]; 020 8417 3286 07557030405 Manager Lambeth College College Ms Laura Ryan Head of Student Engagement [email protected]; 0207 501 5853 Safeguarding and Welfare Lambeth College College Ms Gemma Walton [email protected]; 020 7501 5324 Coordinator Admissions and Student Support LeSoCo College Mr Daniel Fryer [email protected]; 02037573600 020 3757 3371 Manager LeSoCo College Mr Kieren McIntosh Student Support Team Leader [email protected]; 020 7815 1482 London Borough of Bexley Local Authority Ms Carole Cozens LAC Education Learning Mentor [email protected]; 020 3045 3258 London Borough of Bexley Local Authority Mr Andrew Russell Head of Virtual School for LAC [email protected]; 020 3045 4141 London Borough of Bromley Local Authority Ms Judy Moon Manager 16+ Leaving Care Team [email protected]; 020 8313 4143 Specialist Educational Adviser for London Borough of Bromley Local Authority Ms Helen Priest [email protected]; 020 8461 7723 Children in Care London Borough of Croydon Local Authority Ms Katy Hamlin Croydon Virtual School [email protected]; 020 8604 7314 School Improvement Officer, London Borough of Croydon Local Authority Ms Diana Wilson [email protected]; 020 8604 7091 Virtual School London Borough of Lambeth Virtual Head Ms Denise Downie‐Campbell Lambeth Virtual School ddownie‐[email protected]; 020 7926 1729 07932046897 London Borough of Lambeth Virtual School Rosemarie Morgan Post‐16 Adviser [email protected]; 0207 926 1763 07710026463 Educational Consultant: Upper London Borough of Lambeth Virtual School Prasad Sothinathan [email protected]; 020 7926 0113 07785694907 Secondary (Yr 11 – 14) Organisation Type Prefix First Name Last Name Job Title Email Telephone Telephone 2 Lewisham Leaving Care Service – London Borough of Lewisham Local Authority Ms Melanie Aarons‐Royal Melanie.Aarons‐[email protected]; 020 8314 8777 Careers Team Manager for EDLAC (Virtual London Borough of Lewisham Virtual Head Ms Jenny Dodd [email protected]; 020 8314 8595 Head) London Borough of Lewisham Local Authority Ms Bronagh Maginn LAC Specialist Teacher [email protected]; 0208 314 8431 Headteacher of Lewisham Virtual London Borough of Lewisham Local Authority Mr Patrick Ward [email protected]; 0208 314 8413 School London Borough of Southwark Local Authority Lorraine Boley LAC education post 16 advisor [email protected]; Employment Adviser, Children's London Borough of Southwark Local Authority Ms Matthew Izekor [email protected]; 07946 631265 Services Education Support Co‐ordinator London Borough of Wandsworth Local Authority Ms Tunde Balogun [email protected]; 020 8871 5272 {Catch22} Connexions PA/Careers Adviser London Borough of Wandsworth Connexions Mr Lee Whitly [email protected]; 020 8871 7272 Care Leavers London South Bank University University Ms Jennifer Richards Senior Student Advisor [email protected]; 020 7815 6454 Deputy Head of Outreach and Queen Mary University University Ms Kirsty Wadsley [email protected]; 020 7882 7885 Widening Participation Queen Mary, University of London University Ms Priya Clarke Widening Participation Officer [email protected]; 020 7882 7463 Outreach Diversity Support Rose Bruford College University Ms Samantha Kay [email protected]; 020 8308 2629 Officer Social Worker ‐ Leaving Care Royal Borough of Greenwich Local Authority Ms Carol Bilham [email protected]; 020 8921 8746 Team Operations Manager Royal Borough of Greenwich Prospects Ms Judith Denyer [email protected]; 020 8315 1500 Prospects/Connexions Royal Borough of Greenwich Local Authority Ms Shelley Holland RPA Post 16 Education Officer [email protected]; 020 8921 3487 Royal Borough of Greenwich Virtual Head Ms Sally Kelly Head of School for LAC [email protected]; 020 8921 5821 Royal Borough of Greenwich Prospects Naomi Young Team Manager ‐ Greenwich [email protected]; 07917461441 Saint Francis Xavier 6th Form College Ms Sali Mercier Welfare Officer [email protected]; 020 8772 6076 Personal Progress Tutor Shooters Hill Post 16 Campus Post 16 School Mr Laura Mountain [email protected]; 020 8319 9462 07879 693975 (responsible for LAC) Shooters Hill Post 16 Campus Post 16 School Mr Alex Rolfe Head of Student Services [email protected]; 020 8319 9724 Siblings Together Charity Ms Delma Hughes [email protected]; Skills for Growth Training Provider Ms Jo Goddard Childcare Team Leader [email protected]; 0208 304 8527 South Thames College College Ms Valda Read Head of Pastoral Support valda.read@south‐thames.ac.uk; 020 8918 7083 Support Services Manager South Thames College College Ms Nadia Shalan nadia.shalan@south‐thames.ac.uk; 020 8918 7777 (Welfare) The Fostering Network Ms Lisa Belletty Programme Manager [email protected]; 0207 620 6407 University of Greenwich University Mr Will Calver Access and Partnerships Manager [email protected]; 020 8331 9282 020 8331 8000 University of Greenwich University Ms Christine Colson Care Leaver Support Officer [email protected]; 07983 152115 University of Westminster University Ms Sue Line Student Counsellor [email protected]; 020 7911 5000 x2438 020 7911 5000 Young People's Education and Skills Other Ms Yolande Burgess Strategy Director [email protected]; 020 7934 9739 07920 808481.
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