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Blundell's Staff and Governors Blundell's Staff and Governors Senior Executive Team The Head Mr B. Wielenga, BCom, Natal & Johannesburg, BEd (Economics) Second Master Mr M.R.J. Radley, MA Oxon, MEd Cantab, PGCE (History) Deputy Head (Academic) Mr C.H. List, BSc Durham, PGCE (Chemistry, Physics) The Bursar Mrs A. Hedrich-Wiggans, MA Cantab, MSt Oxon, ACA Head of Preparatory School Mr A.D. Southgate, BA Ed Senior Leadership Team The Head Mr B. Wielenga, BCom Natal & Johannesburg, BEd (Economics) Second Master Mr M.R.J. Radley, MA Oxon, MEd, PGCE (History) Deputy Head (Academic) Mr C.H. List, BSc Durham, PGCE (Chemistry, Physics) Deputy Head (Co-curricular) Mr E.K.G. Saunders, BA Leeds, PGCE (Physical Education) Designated Safeguarding Lead Mrs N.J. Klinkenberg, BSc Swansea, PGCE (Mathematics) Designated Safeguarding Deputy Mrs T.L. Winsley, BA Exeter (Drama) Senior Master Mr A.J.R. Berrow, MA Oxon, PGCE (Religious Studies) Director of IT Mr M.P. Dyer, MSc Dundee, PGCE (ICT) Assistant Staff bold = Head of Dept italic = House Parent: FH - GH - NC - OH - P - SH - W Member of Staff Qualifications Role House Appointed Armstrong Williams, BA Stourbridge College of A & T, Art GH 2012 Gil GDST Baily, Graham BSc Aston, PGCE Biology, Chemistry W BSc London, PhD Reading, Balsdon, John Biology OH/W 1998 PGCE Barnsbrook, Hannah BSc Bournemouth, PGCE Sciences 2019 Barnsbrook, Luke BSc Gloucestershire, PGCE Biology P 2016 Barrowcliffe, Russell BA Newcastle, MA Physics Batting, Georgina BEng Exeter, PGCE Head of Science Bright, Lauren BA Exeter, PGDip Classics, English Bright, Tricia BA Staffordshire, MSc, PGCE Economics & Bus. Studies NC 2011 Bucknell, Guy BSc Durham Geography OH 2007 Bucknell, Pippa BSc Durham Careers Cachia, Mike LLB Leeds, MA, PCGE Mathematics Candler, Amy BSc Loughborough, PGCE PE, Geography NC 2007 Business Studies, Candler, Tom BA Plymouth FH 2010 Economics, IT Clark, Sue BA Hons UNISA Learning Support - 2015 Cook, Samantha BA, Portsmouth, PGCE French Cox, Alison MA Bristol, PGCE Classics - 2016 Crease, Rachel BEd Plymouth PSHE, RS NC 2000 Elliott, Tom BA, Exeter Graduate Assistant Flavelle, Catherine MA New Hall Cambridge, PGCE History 2017 Graphic Products (DT) & Francis, Cassie BA De Montfort, PGCE P 2014 Art Frappart, Tom BA Plymouth, PGCE Design & Technology FH 2016 Gabbitass, Charlie BEd St. Paul’s PE FH 2000 Gill, Vicki MEd, PGCE Birmingham PE NC 2012 Gillman, Jasmine BA, Kingston, PGCE English BA HED Rhodes, BEd Hons Gordon, Peter Mathematics FH 1995 UNISA Gore-Lloyd, Emma BA Bristol, MA EAL SH 2016 Grant, Tom BA UWI, PGCE Art & Design P 2016 Griffiths, Tori BA London, GTP Classics, English - 2006 Hamilton, Charlie BA Anglia College of A&T, PGCE Geography FH 2001 Hatton, John BA Salford Spanish - 2017 Holman, Rob BA Lancaster History GH Holman, Sarah BA Exeter, PGCE Geography NC 2002 PE, Games & Head Tennis Hope, James BEd Marjons, Plymouth FH 2017 Coach Hunt, Tim BD Cardiff, MTh Oxon, MRICS RS - 2001 Hunter, Flynn BA Gloucestershire, PGCE Art & Photography 2019 Isdell-Carpenter, English, Academic Head BA Wales, PGCE GH/W 2014 Rebecca of Sixth Form Johnson, Andrew MA Oxon, QTS Music Johnson, Simon BSc Bath, MA PGCE History, Politics FH 2015 Jones, Belinda BA, MA Oxford Brookes Business Studies 2019 Jones, Manon BSc Kingston Mathematics 2019 Jones, Phil CELTA Kent EAL P 2013 Kingdon, Andrew BA, OU & Plymouth, PGCE Learning Support Klinkenberg, Peter BEd Hons Exeter Registrar W 1997 Lacki, Elizabeth BA, MA, CELTA, DELTA Exeter EAL - 2016 Lambert, Adam MPhys Durham, PGCE Physics FH 2015 Leaman, Oliver BMus Prix Edinburgh, PhD Music GH 2014 Lecharpentier, Nick BA Caen, MA, PGCE French GH 2014 Lewis, Liam BSc Loughborough, PGCE Business Studies P 2015 Lodge, Matt BSc Exeter, PGCE Physics SH 2012 Mead, Andrew BSc Bath, PGCE Chemistry NC 2010 Menheneott, Leigh BEd St Pauls' Cheltenham, MBA PE, Proctor NC 2001 Mercer, Charlotte BA Cardiff, PGCE English Milne, Rachel BA Wales, PGCE LAMDA - 2014 Milne, Becky MA Exeter, PGCE Cantab Classics P 2001 Moore, Richard BA Manchester, PGCE History and Politics 2017 Morrison, Douglas MEng Bristol Physics OH/W 2009 Mycock, Tim BSc Plymouth Chemistry OH 2016 Naylor, Oliver BSc Exeter, PGCE Mathematics Nuttall-Owen, Beverley BSc Durham, PGCE Geography SH 2003 Olive, Charlie BSc Aberystwyth, PGCE Biology OH 2013 Partington, Emmie BSc, MSc Bristol, PGCE Geography FH 2016 Ratcliffe, Jonathan BSc Nottingham, PhD, PGCE Biology P 2016 MA Exhibitioner of Queen's Rivett, Paul Mathematics - 1978 College Oxon, PGCE Robinson, Ingrid BSc Edinburgh, PGCE Mathematics Rochfort, James Drama SH 2013 Roffe-Silvester, Henry MEng Nottingham Mathematics Sage, Emma BA Durham, PGCE Classics GH/W 2014 BA Reading, MA Thames Valley, Scott, Isobel German, French GH 1999 PGCE Shrimpton, Jeremy BA Bristol English NC 1988 Smart, Dylan BSc Birmingham, PGCE Biology, Chemistry P 2008 Soutar, Sara-Jane BA Lancaster, PGCE Learning Support Spencer, Jayne BA MEd Newcastle, PGCE Drama GH 2016 Stanton, Louisa BA Sheffield, PGCE Spanish, French NC 2008 Taylor-Ross, Annabel BA, MA Nottingham, PGCE PSHE OH 2014 Thomas, Leah BA Southampton, PGCE English 2019 Tysoe, Oscar BA, DipABRSM Durham Music 2018 Uddin, Sal BSc Greenwich Chemistry 2017 Waters, Jonathan BA Leeds History 2018 Weaver, Emma BSc Cardiff, PGCE Psychology, RS GH 2009 Webster, Lucy BSc Exeter, PGCE Physics SH 2012 DT, Academic Head of Yrs Wheatley, Bruce MA Loughborough, PGCE OH 2004 7-11 Wheatley, Kate BA Swansea, PGCE French NC 1999 Whitfield, Polly BA Central School Speech and Drama 2018 Wielenga, Lara BEd Natal Learning Support, English SH 2013 Worthington, Tim BA Bradford, PGCE French and Spanish Yang, Linda MBS Sunderland Mandarin - 2016 Youngs, Helen BTEC Somerset College of Arts Learning Support SH 2004 Blundell's Governors' Profiles Co-optative Governors: Dr S B Ansell, Mr N. Arnold, Mr C.M. Clapp (Chairman), Mr N.J. Cryer, Mr N.P. Hall (Vice CHairman), Mr G L Howe, Mr P.M. Johnson, Mr M J Lovett, Mrs M. MacNeice, Mrs J.M.A. Mannix, Fr R. Maudsley, Rt Rev’d N. McKinnel, Mr I.R.G. Thomas, Mrs J.S. Thomson, Dr M.E. Wood Representative Governors: Mr R.W. Thane Dr S B Ansell BM BCh MA FRCGP A General Practitioner and Medical Educationalist. Educated at Sherborne School for Girls, she read Natural Sciences at Downing College, Cambridge before converting to medicine and completing her clinical training at Worcester College, Oxford. After 14 years as a partner in a GP practice in Bedford, she moved to North Devon in 2004 and has a portfolio career as a local practicing GP, GP Appraiser and GP Educationalist. As an Associate Dean for Health Education England, she has responsibility for the training of Primary Care health professionals in the South West. She recently completed a Masters in Clinical Education with a dissertation exploring resilience in doctors in training. Mother of three grown up children, all of whom were educated at Blundell’s. Mr N Arnold BA (Hons), App Dip Crim (Cantab) After a career in Policing and latterly in Counter Terrorism, he retired as the Chief Constable (acting) of Devon and Cornwall Constabulary. He has been a trained Gold Commander for Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Attacks and was a member of the international Cadre of Hostage Negotiators working for a time in Washington and Colorado. A former director of Courtenay Associates, advisor to the Ministry of Defence, member of the Department of Health Advisory Group, member of the North and East Devon Advisory Committee (responsible for the appointment and conduct of Magistrates in N&E Devon), a trustee and director of the Plymouth Drake Foundation and of the Devon Community Foundation. He is currently the Chair, director and trustee of Devon Communities Together (formerly the Community Council for Devon). Mr C M Clapp FCA Currently Chairman of the Governing Body. Educated at Blundell’s, a Chartered Accountant by profession and Licensed Insolvency Practitioner with Ernst & Young (1966 to 1999) and Senior Partner Baker Tilly, Bristol (2000 to 2006). Since retiring he has acted as a consultant to Veale Wasbrough Vizards Solicitors and served as local Chairman for Clydesdale Bank in Bristol and Duncan Lawrie Private Banking in the south west. He is also a director of Thurlestone Estates Limited, a company that owns hotels in Devon and Cornwall. He is a Vice President of The Old Blundellian Club. Mr N J Cryer BEng (Hons), MCIBSE A chartered engineer by profession, with over 30 years’ experience in property and construction. Initially site based in contracting, Nick progressed into consultancy where he led high profile construction projects for some of the world's leading property companies including Canary Wharf Group, Hammerson Plc, Prudential and Lendlease, culminating in a position on the UK Board of WSP Group Plc. In 2002 Nick established a new regional office for global cost and project management consultants EC Harris LLP, leading consulting initiatives throughout the UK and Europe as a senior partner and latterly, in the role of Head of Commercial Development. In 2009 Nick formed the property and construction company Berkeley Place, focussing on the private residential market. In parallel, Nick attracted PE and VC investment to deliver his own development projects including a 135 bed student accommodation building combined with a Sainsbury's store in Plymouth. Nick is a trustee of various charitable institutions supporting their property and investment decision process. Mr N P Hall MA FCA Currently Vice Chairman of the Governing Body and Chairman of the Finance & General Purposes Committee. Educated at The Haberdashers’ Aske’s School, Elstree and Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge, he qualified as a Chartered Accountant with Price Waterhouse in 1980. He joined the fashion retailer The Burton Group PLC in 1984 and undertook a wide variety of financial and general management roles before becoming Finance Director of the company, by now renamed Arcadia Group PLC, in 1997.
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