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.
Principals
- Mr Anthony Mulcahy, M.Ed., B.A. (Hons) 2004-2008
- Mr Robert Hartlebury 2008 -
Vice Principals
- Mr Steve Cowell - Head of Education
Residential Units
Ridgeway Unit
Team Leader - Terry Sampson
RCCO - Nick Ashfield
RCCO - Rachel Yelf
RCCO - Ben O'Shea
Silbury Unit
Team Leader - Emma Shearn
RCCO - Vinnie Eliot
RCCO - Paul Carpenter
RCCO - Laurissa James
RCCO - Mark Garstang
Avebury Unit
Team Leader - Ian McPherson
RCCO - Jo Frapwell
RCCO - Michelle Hamlet
RCCO - Becky Freeman
Avalon Unit
Team Leader - Jenny Coles
RCCO - Emily Foot
RCCO - Sheridan Curtis
RCCO - Eloise Waller
RCCO - Vicky Shadwick
Waters Edge
Team Leader - Sian Prosser
RCCO - Gavin Eyre
RCCO - Jo Ryan
RCCO - Kate Rigg
RCCO - Jane Wright
Teachers
Science: Rob Townhill
Maths: Scott Lawrence
English: Steve Cowell
Art/Music: Alistair Lucas
Sociology: Carol Ward
PE: Lisa Heath & Charles Thompson
D&T: Josh Clark
Social Skills: Maria Harman
ICT: Andy Holder
References
The Farleigh College Official Site
2002 Ofsted Report
2006 Ofsted Report
See also