Farleigh College

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Farleigh College is a mainly residential special school for pupils with Asperger’s syndrome, situated at Newbury Manor, an 18th century grade one listed country house near Mells, Somerset, England. It previously occupied Farleigh House at Farleigh Hungerford, a few miles to the north, from which it took its name.

The school is co-educational, fully approved by the DfES, and accepts pupils between the ages of thirteen and sixteen. A team of some eighty members of staff caters for approximately forty pupils, of whom about one fifth are girls, and the school also accepts part-time students.Farleigh College is run by the Priory Group. Farleigh College holds the Investors in People Award.

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[edit] Principals

  • Mr Des Walsh, B.Ed. 1998-2004
  • Mr Anthony Mulcahy, M.Ed., B.A. (Hons) 2004-2008
  • Mr Andy Cobley 2008-

[edit] Vice Principals

  • Mr Steve Cowell - Head of Education
  • Mr Clive Tuck - Head of Care

[edit] Residential Units

[edit] Ridgeway Unit

Team Leader - Terry Sampson

RCCO - Nick Ashfield

RCCO - Rachel Yelf

RCCO - Natalie Kovaks

[edit] Silbury Unit

Team Leader - Emma Shearn

RCCO - Vinnie Eliot

RCCO - Paul Carpenter

RCCO - Laurissa James

[edit] Avebury

Team Leader - Ian McPherson

RCCO - Jo Frapwell

RCCO - Michelle Hamlet

RCCO - Dean

RCCO - Becky Freeman

[edit] Waters Edge

Team Leader - Sian Prosser

RCCO - Gavin Eyre

RCCO - Jo Ryan

RCCO - Tim Parry

RCCO - Jane Wright

[edit] Teachers

Science:Robbie Townhill

Maths: Scott Lawrence

English: Steve Cowbell

Art/Music:Alistair Lucas

Social Skills:Carol Ward

Pe:Lisa Curry

It:Andy Holder

[edit] References

[edit] The Farleigh College Official Site

[edit] 2002 Ofsted Report

[edit] 2006 Ofsted Report

[edit] See also