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JFS headteacher resigns after leave of absence

May 24, 2016 08:03
JFS headteacher Jonathan Miller (centre) standing with sixth-form pupils in front of the 2,000-pupil school in Kenton

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Rosa Doherty,

Rosa Doherty

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Jonathan Miller has resigned as headteacher of JFS, it has been announced.

In an email to parents today, chair of governors Steven Woolf said: “I regret to inform you that the school has accepted Mr Miller’s resignation which will take effect at the end of the school year and his leave of absence will continue until that time.”

Mr Miller had taken a “leave of absence” from the school in April with Debby Lipkin, a consultant headteacher who works with Brent Council, brought in to run the school alongside deputy headteacher Simon Appleman, who took over as acting head.

In a further email parents, Mr Woolf told parents that Mrs Lipkin would be taking over as exective head.