Jo has been Principal at Ockendon since 2018. Over the past 21 years, she has taught history and led in schools across London and Essex with most of her senior leadership career being spent in Hackney. Originally from Belfast, she graduated from the University of Ulster with a first class degree in History and Geography. Harris Greenwich is one of only a handful of schools in London to retain its Outstanding status (2014 then 2022) under the new Ofsted framework, and the World Class School status twice in a row. After teaching in Edinburgh, then moving to senior management in Chafford (Essex), George took over Harris Academy Greenwich in 2011 and led its transformation to hitting the top 15% of schools in the country for progress 7 years in a row. Originally from Glasgow, he graduated from the University of Aberdeen with an MA (hons) degree in English Literature and a burning desire to teach. The Executive Principal is George McMillan. Our role here is to help students and staff dream bigger than they ever thought possible, and to make that dream come true through our culture of “work hard, be kind, take responsibility” which beats at the heart of our school. Some of our team even travel from West London because they like the school so much. Indeed, over half our staff live in Kent/Surrey/South East and Central London. Our location just outside the M25 means we attract staff not only from Essex but from London. It is a school where we are as passionate about developing our staff as we are about developing our students. We are an 11-18 academy with a thriving Sixth Form and a lovely building. George McMillan, Executive Principal and National Leader of Education.
Creating a fulfilling secondary experience for students where they can grow to become well-rounded, ambitious and successful young adults ready to put a ding in the universe.īeing great at number 1 and number 2 should not mean we can't do number 3!”.Leading staff to become happy, successful, highly trained professionals who stay in the game and don't burn out or lose their way.A lovely secondary school where the students say, “Good Morning”, and actually mean it.
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