Wargrave House School appoint new headteacher

Wargrave House School has appointed a new headteacher, Carl Glennon. Carl joins Wargrave with a wealth of experience in mainstream and alternative education. In 2009, Carl finally had the opportunity to pursue his dream of becoming a teacher. Carl’s first teaching role was in a mainstream setting where he taught computer science, it was during this time that Carl discovered his passion for working with young autistic individuals. Carl went on to run the Intensive Support Centre at Tor View School before serving as deputy headteacher at an alternative provision school. Within this role, Carl was dedicated to providing exceptional education and care to students with diverse needs. Carl shared: “By supporting and empowering staff, we can create an environment where every student feels valued, inspired, and supported in reaching their full potential.” When asked what he wants to achieve in his new role, Carl said: “Our top priority is to provide the highest quality education and care for our students in every aspect of their time with us. Achieving this requires employing and training the right people to the highest standards. “When I learned about the role at Wargrave House School, I immediately knew it was the perfect opportunity for me. After reviewing the school’s newsletters and seeing the incredible experiences offered to students, it blew me away and reinvigorated my passion for working with these amazing individuals.” CEO at Remarkable Autism Charity, Robin Bush, said: “We are thrilled to welcome Carl as the new headteacher for Wargrave House School. Carl has a wealth of experience, with a particular emphasis on supporting young autistic individuals.” Wargrave House School is part of the Remarkable Autism Charity. The charity is on a mission to create a world where autistic individuals are empowered to live happy and fulfilled lives.