Mrs K Griffin
Head of Sixth Form
Mrs Griffin joined NGHS in 2018 as Head of Sixth Form. She teaches both History and Politics to A-level as well as PSHE to all students in Year 12. Mrs Griffin oversees the wellbeing and progress of all 180 sixth form students. She leads the Sixth Form team of staff and tutors and coordinates our UCAS programme. A senior member of staff with a wealth of experience leading the sixth form both at NGHS and in her previous school, Mrs Griffin is happy to meet with students or parents at any time and she also oversees the work of our Head Girl Team who aid transition to the school.
Miss E Pritchard
Deputy Head of Sixth Form
Miss Pritchard joined the school in September 2023 as an A-level Psychology teacher. She became EPQ Coordinator in March 2024, a role she continues to lead, and was appointed Deputy Head of Sixth Form in January 2026.
Her background in Psychology strongly supports her work with sixth form students, particularly in developing effective revision strategies, coping techniques and managing academic pressure. Miss Pritchard works closely with students on both academic and pastoral matters and particularly enjoys getting to know students as individuals across the sixth form.
She supervises Psychology and Criminology clubs, runs a weekly Psychology drop‑in, and places great importance on classroom teaching—focusing on critical thinking, confident essay writing and meaningful engagement with research through the EPQ, supporting students as they progress to further study and future careers.
Miss E Heyes
Well-being & Progress Officer
Miss Heyes joined the support staff at NGHS in 2020. She started her role as Sixth Form Well-Being and Progress Officer in 2023. With a background in teaching psychology in Further Education, Miss Heyes brings not only helpful advice and support in coaching and different learning styles, but also knowledge of the highest standards of pastoral care and support. She works closely with students, families and our wider Pastoral Team to ensure all students not only have the skills to achieve, but also to look after themselves and each other in preparation for higher education.