Haberdashers’ Adams School in Newport has appointed a new head, effective from next September. Daniel Biggins will succeed Gary Hickey, who retires at the end of the academic year after a distinguished tenure.
Mr Biggins brings a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to educational excellence. He has been an integral part of the school community for many years, serving as Deputy Head – Pupil Welfare. His dedication to the students’ well-being, personal development and academic success is exemplary.
Mr Brynley Evans, CEO of Haberdashers’ West Midlands Academies Trust, said of the appointment: “We are confident that Mr Biggins will continue to build upon the strong foundation and high standards established by Mr Hickey, leading the school into a bright future. We look forward to working together to further enhance the educational experience at Haberdashers’ Adams.”
Mr Biggins said: “I am thrilled, honoured and humbled to have been appointed as the next Head of Haberdashers’ Adams. This school has been a significant part of my life and as such I am acutely aware of the place that the school holds in the hearts of our pupils, alumni, staff, parents and governors. I will give everything to ensure the continued success of the school and cannot wait to get started!”
He, added: “It is my vision for our pupils to excel in the classroom, participate in the full life of the school, and to do so being fundamentally good people who care for themselves, their school and for others. I want them to take away memories for life, and it is my firm intention to continue to provide and enhance the conditions for both pupils and staff to thrive in our wonderful school.”
