A FORMER pupil at Dallam School is now the new headteacher of one of the only state boarding schools in the UK.
Dallam School is a co-educational, state boarding secondary school with Sixth Form as part of the South Westmorland Multi-Academy Trust.
The school is in Milnthorpe with the boarding school site located in Heversham.
When Steven Henneberry enrolled at Dallam School 27 years ago, he had no idea that he would return in later years to educate other Dallam students and play a part in their personal and career development.
Steven’s links to Dallam School stretch back beyond his own years at the school; his grandfather taught at Heversham Grammar School (one of the original schools from which Dallam was founded) and his father was a student at the Grammar.
After graduating from the University of York with a First-class honours degree in Mathematics and Statistics, Steven worked in international company head offices in both the retail and finance sectors until he decided to retrain as a mathematics teacher. He joined the teaching staff at Dallam in 2015. Since then, Steven has held the positions of head of Sixth Form and deputy head and was recently appointed headteacher.
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Mr Henneberry said: “Dallam School is a fantastic place, and is very much a part of my past, present and future. I am looking to create a strong, positive community of learners, teachers and parents, working together in partnership to achieve the best possible outcomes and opportunities for all our students.
"Dallam School is a place of incredible potential and now I am in post as headteacher, we are striving to realise and release this potential for the benefit of our students and our community.”
Steven lives locally to the school with his young family and is an active member of the local community, which includes his fundraising and providing support to local groups and societies as treasurer. Outside of work, Steven enjoys walking and skiing and being part of the local amateur dramatics group.
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