ALLISON Saunders, a Cambridge graduate, has been appointed as the new head of Notting Hill & Ealing High School, an independent day school for girls. Mrs. Saunders is currently serving as the senior deputy head at St Catherine’s girls’ school in Twickenham, a position she has held for two years. Her previous experience includes being the deputy head at St Helen’s independent girls’ school in Northwood, as well as holding positions at Haberdashers’ girls’ school in Elstree and Queen Anne’s School in Caversham. Additionally, she has worked in the Civil Service and in consultancy roles outside of the education sector.
Expressing her excitement about her new role, Mrs. Saunders stated, “I am enormously excited to be joining the school and doing all I can to continue developing its outstanding reputation.” She is scheduled to assume her new position at the beginning of the summer term. Meanwhile, Rebecca Irwin, the current senior deputy head, will be acting head for the Spring term.
Notting Hill & Ealing High School is known for its commitment to providing quality education for girls, and the appointment of Mrs. Saunders is expected to bring fresh perspectives and ideas to further enhance the school’s reputation. With her diverse background in various educational settings and beyond, Mrs. Saunders is poised to lead the school towards continued success and excellence in the academic and extracurricular spheres.
In addition to her academic achievements, Mrs. Saunders’ experience in the Civil Service and consultancy roles can bring valuable insights and real-world perspectives to the school community. This blend of academic expertise and practical knowledge is likely to benefit the students and staff alike, providing a well-rounded educational experience that prepares the girls for future challenges and opportunities.
As the new head of Notting Hill & Ealing High School, Mrs. Saunders will have the opportunity to shape the future of the institution and build upon its strong foundation. Her enthusiasm for joining the school and dedication to maintaining its outstanding reputation bode well for a smooth transition and continued success. The school community can look forward to a period of growth and development under Mrs. Saunders’ leadership, as she brings her passion for education and commitment to excellence to her new role.
