What drew me towards wanting to be a Head of House is what it stands for: a sense of community, a place to find friendship and a place to express what could be a hidden talent and inspire students towards their future.

Before studying to become a Teacher of Drama, I worked for a charity run summer camp in upstate New York, giving young people a safe space where they could have fun and express themselves. I created the activities and challenged them to be the best versions of themselves, I am now applying the same skills and enthusiasm to the role of Head of House. In my classroom, I see exceptional ability in our students and how their confidence grows each year through Performing Arts. I love being a Head of House, seeing our students grow in confidence, seeing their hidden talents… I guess it also helps that I too am very competitive and am not afraid to make a fool out of myself if it can ensure we get as many Marsh Harriers as possible at the events!

You've got to be in it, to win it! 

Head of House - Mr Harvey