Nine years ago, I started at Cambian, progressing from Pastoral Manager to Headteacher, after many years spent holding various different roles within educational settings.

I have a desire to see every student able to follow their dreams, and believe that a bespoke education, which engages the interests, aptitudes and abilities of the individual, combined with outstanding pastoral care, is the best way to help our young people achieve this.

I have been a working in schools since 1993, firstly as a mostly in mainstream schools as a PE teacher, then Business and ICT.  My career has taken to many different places, including Devon, South London, East of London, Potters Bar, Luton and now Newmarket.  Throughout this time, I have held a variety of roles, such as Head of PE, Head of Year, House Leader and as an Assistant Headteacher in two schools.

My most recent positions have been in SEND education, working with those that possessed an Physical and Neurological need, and then in a school which supported a range of differing needs, which included moderate to severe learning difficulties, complex needs, profound and multiple learning disabilities as well as Autism Spectrum Conditions.

Even after over 30 years in education, I still enjoy teaching and working alongside dedicated staff, but most importantly I enjoy seeing students reach their potential. 

I look forward to developing my skills further and working alongside the staff in providing an experience of education that is beneficial for the students and staff, alike.

I joined Dunbroch School as a vocational instructor in June 2024.

Working with children with special needs has always been something I wanted to be a part of as I enjoy helping them.

I have experience of working in a prison as a Tutor and I love a challenge.

I’m looking forward to being part of the team here at Dunbroch School and working with everyone to help the children be successful in their futures.

I joined Dunbroch School as the Pastoral Support in September 2023.

Before I started working at Dunbroch school I was a support teacher supporting children with additional needs. I’ve always had a passion for helping others and this is what drawn me to the Pastoral role. I really enjoy communicating with others about their different experiences and how we can all learn together from them. I am very much looking forward to progressing in my role and gaining more skills with upcoming courses.

I joined Dunbroch School from a sports coaching company in September 2024 as a PE instructor.

I love sport, being active and having a competitive environment whether that’s teaching or playing sports. I have been working in sport and coaching for 7 years and love every second of it, I am very excited to start going from primary teaching to secondary and higher.

I joined Dunbroch School in May 2023 as a Teaching Assistant.

I really enjoy getting to know new people and comparing our interests, hearing about their current path and opportunities. I also enjoy helping people in any way I can, as to me it feels very rewarding. In my own time I like to go on little adventures and finding new things that I enjoy doing.

I joined Dunbroch school in September 2024 as a Teaching Assistant. I have grown into becoming a Food Technology teacher and now I have progressed to Pastoral Lead. I am also currently the DDSL and SENCO. I have great aspirations for the future and my personal development. I have a real passion for working with children and helping them to develop and grow, I have been working with children since 2008 in Early Years settings and am very excited for my adventure with older children and young adults. 

Hi, my name is David Price.

I teach Maths at Cambian Dunbroch School, but I have a keen interest in teaching Archaeology and Robotics, as well.

I have worked as a teacher for over thirty years, but I have also been an Electrician, an Archaeologist, and a Porter.

I enjoy teaching, and especially enjoy enabling the students to learn the skills that will help them throughout their lives and encourage them to be curious about the world in which they live.

Hi, I’m Beckie, and I’ve been in and around the world of education for nearly 30 years. I began teaching English in inner-city Nottingham, which was both a baptism of fire and also incredibly rewarding, then took 13 years out of classroom teaching to raise and home-educate my four children. Home-education taught me that there are many ways to approach an education, and I tend now to favour an informal approach, taking into consideration the individual needs, interests and aptitude of the young person. I believe that education is not the filling of a bucket, but the lighting of a fire!

I returned to the classroom once my children were teenagers, and have enjoyed several years in mainstream, before coming back to Dunbroch as the English teacher with a firm slant towards the dramatic.

I’m John your art tutor,

I’m a bit of a wild rover, to start with I grew up on the north coast of Ireland, a place full of legends and magical creatures.

I moved to France where I lived for a long time eating such delights as snails on pizza. I lived in Poland as well which was amazing before moving back to the UK to start a family with my wife.

I’ve drawn pictures since I can remember, and especially love drawing fantasy, horror and war things.

I have made a lot of video games over the years with themes ranging from King Arthur to 50 Cents the rap singer and Bulletstorm.

I also make illustrations for board games and comic books along with being an instructor on how to become an artist in the entertainment industry.

I love teaching art, I regularly attend Linton Book festival to do a Dragon art workshop with a bunch of very enthusiastic young artists

I am fluent in French and run a French class in a school in New Market.

My hobbies are hiking and making scale models of tanks and action figures.

Things on my bucket list to do are visit Iceland and Mexico to see the Mayan Temples and walk across Hadrian’s wall.

My name is Martha and I am an Art Instructor/Teaching Assistant at Dunbroch School. I came to Dunbroch after finishing a Bachelors of Arts Degree in Fine Art at De Montfort University; specialising in printmaking for two years. My skills are diverse when it comes to mediums and surfaces and I enjoy sculpture, painting and drawing too. I found a deep passion for printmaking and focused my final project on the subject. I am always searching for new discoveries to expand my learning with the Fine Arts. I thrive within all areas to contemporary art and the processes to creating. I exhibit my work in art galleries regularly and currently exhibiting in the ‘Artefacts Live’ Exhibition in the Leicester Museum. Martha also supports the school with cleaning.