Staff Profiles

25 August 2020

Meet Louise La Pensee, Curriculum Director for Science

How did you get into teaching? I come from a family of teachers so I have always found the process of learning, practising and getting better at something rewarding, whether… Read more

19 May 2020

Meet Adrian Dulley, Curriculum Director for Engineering

We sat down with Adrian Dulley to discuss his new role as Curriculum Director for Engineering at UTC Sheffield City Centre. Why did you decide to work at a UTC?… Read more

13 August 2019

Meet Alicia Payne, Curriculum Director for Creative & Digital Media

We caught up with Alicia Payne, newly appointed Curriculum Director for Creative & Digital Media at UTC Sheffield City Centre, to hear all about her new role. So how did… Read more

13 February 2018

Meet Head of Creative and Digital Media, Alicia Payne

Alicia brings charisma and passion to her role as Curriculum Director for Creative & Digital Media (CMD) at the UTC. From a young age Alicia enjoyed helping, supporting and mentoring… Read more

12 February 2018

Meet Head of Engineering, Letisha Smith

“I’m a qualified Engineer and teaching Engineering is something I feel quite passionate about. Businesses need it, there’s such a shortage, and young people have no idea what Engineering is… Read more

Updated: Thursday, 19th November 2020

We have been asked by the local authority to remind all of our parents, carers and students that:

If anyone has Covid-19 symptoms, they must self-isolate, get a test and return home straight after the test. The household should self-isolate and children and young people should not come into school. This follows an increasing number of pupils who are coming into school when they are awaiting a test result themselves or have family members whom they live with awaiting test results.
The ‘class bubbles’ do not mean that children and young people can continue to meet up outside of school. Play dates and sleep overs with children from the same friendship groups or school classes should not be taking place. The bubbles in school are to support contact tracing and to minimise risk of virus transmission. Outside of school, pupils should not be mixing. This follows the current national restrictions that are currently in place.

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