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City school gains new head as it aims high
The Herald|October 17, 2022
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City school gains new head as it aims high

A PLYMOUTH school has a new headteacher who is “transforming its classrooms and play areas”.

St Budeaux Foundation Church of England Junior School is part of First Federation Trust, which has appointed Natasha Brooks as its new Head of School.

Natasha joins the school having already spent three years as Deputy Head of School at Bere Alston Primary Academy – another school within the First Federation Trust family.

Originally from the South West, Natasha has been a teacher for more than 25 years, working with children from across the primary age range. For 17 of those years, she has held various roles within management teams including senior leader, Acting Assistant Headteacher and, more recently, Deputy Head.

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City school gains new head as it aims high
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