Link Tutors

 

Zoe Gregory (Link Tutor for Alderwood School) 

Zoe grew up locally and her three children have attended the College - they thoroughly enjoyed their time here so she is a keen advocate to study at Farnborough. 

Zoe started her teaching journey as a nursery school manager, whilst completing her Bachelor of Arts in Early Years and her Early Years Professional Status.  She also studied for a Bachelor of Science in Psychology.  Zoe completed her PGCE at the University of Reading and began her teaching career as a primary school teacher.  She thoroughly enjoyed this role and then moved into Further Education.  Zoe joined the College in September 2016 to teach psychology and has been a Personal Tutor for three years.

    

Rachel Buck (Link Tutor for Ash Manor School) 

Rachel completed a Foundation Diploma in Art and Design before undertaking a Degree in Arts and Media at the University for the Creative Arts in Farnham.  Her first job after completing her degree was as the Art and Design Technician at The Sixth Form College Farnborough, returning to the same College where she studied her A levels.   

Rachel was approached by the Senior Leadership Team to do some teaching in Graphic Design which led to her completing her PGCE and becoming a fully qualified teacher.  Supporting students with their work inspired Rachel to apply for an Associate Tutor role. She is now a full time Personal Tutor and works closely with Ash Manor School to assist with their students’ transition from school to college. 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Harry Meyer-Wulff (Link Tutor for Bohunt Farnborough) 

Harry Meyer-Wulff joined the Sixth Form College in 2021, as a Subject Tutor in Business and became a Personal Tutor in 2023.

He is not just an educator; he’s a mentor on a mission. With 15 years experience in banking, including 12 in management at Lloyds Banking Group and relationship building roles at Barclays Bank, Harry brings valuable real world insights to The Sixth Form College Farnborough, inspiring students to dream big. His impressive journey includes earning a Level 5 Diploma in Education and Training, a Master's degree in International Business & Management from Westminster University, and a degree in Politics from Brunel University.

Harry's expertise spans client management, digital transformation, leadership development, and coaching. He is profoundly inspired by the impact of his own Sixth Form teacher, who ignited his passion for learning. Now, he is committed to empowering the next generation of leaders, helping them uncover their strengths and realize their potential. Harry believes behaviours drive results and by helping students develop successful habits every student has the capacity to make a difference, and he is here to support them every step of the way.

  

 

 

    

Lauren Beynsberger (Link Tutor for Calthorpe Park School) 

Lauren completed her Sports Development and Coaching Qualification at Lincoln University. 
 
Having worked in that industry post University Lauren undertook her teaching qualification at University of Surrey and has been teaching ever since. 
 
Having been in education for over a decade Lauren has worked both in a secondary school  FE setting. Lauren is a real advocate for SEND students and teaching with particular interest in Dyslexia. Lauren joined the Sixth form College in 2019 working within the Social Science department. 
 
Lauren was appointed a member of the Tutor Team in 2023 and has been enjoying working within the pastoral setting and Criminology department. 
    

Diana Hartley (Link Tutor for Court Moor School) 

Diana graduated from the University of Cardiff with a degree in Economics and spent eight years working in the banking sector; working for MBNA, Capital One and Santander within their credit risk departments.  Having decided to retrain as a teacher, she returned to university and studied for her PGCE in Business Education at Roehampton University.

She joined Farnborough in 2008 as a teacher of Economics and became a Personal Tutor in 2010.  Having previously worked as both a Head of Economics and a Head of Year 12 at Ranelagh School, she enjoys the variety within the role of a Personal Tutor.  

    

Dawn Arnold (Link Tutor for Cove School)

Dawn is a Personal Tutor and supports students who are making an application to study Medicine, Veterinary Science and Dentistry at university.  She also teaches A level Biology. 

Dawn grew up locally and attended Cove School, where she was Deputy Head Girl and House Captain for Montgomery.  After school, Dawn studied for her A levels at the College before going to Swansea University to complete her degree in Microbiology and Genetics.  She then attended Reading University to complete her 11-19 PGCE.  Dawn started her teaching career as a science teacher at an 11-18 secondary school, before applying for a role at The Sixth Form College Farnborough, where she has been ever since. 

    

Lucy Channon (Link Tutor for Farnham Heath End School) 

Lucy had a career in the MOD's computing sector before joining the college in 1999. After working for a short time in IT support she was appointed to a teaching role delivering level 2 and 3 Information Technology courses. Lucy graduated with a first class honours degree in Education from Surrey University whilst working full time as a teacher. She became the Curriculum Manager for IT and led a succession of three different level 3 Information Technology courses before being appointed as a Personal Tutor in 2021.

Lucy enjoyed working with young people before her teaching career as an instructor and officer in the Army Cadet Force for many years. Her two sons were both students here and look back at their college years with fond memories.
   

Matt Ward (Link Tutor for Frogmore Community College) 

Matt graduated from Lincoln University with a BA(Hons) in Fine Art in 2003, moving to South London in 2004 where he completed his teacher training qualification whilst working at Croydon College.  He taught across a range of Art and Design subjects, leading the Graphic Design pathway of the Foundation Diploma in Art and Design for the Croydon School of Art.  
 
Matt left Croydon College in 2013 to manage both the Fine Art and Graphic Design A-level programmes at South Thames College in South London. Before leaving the College in 2016 he also became an Advanced Teaching Practitioner supporting the development of teaching staff across the College campuses.  In 2016 Matt joined the Art department at Farnborough before being appointed a member of the Personal Tutor team in 2018.
    

Jay Relf (Link Tutor for Kings International College) 

Jay spent many successful years in the music industry as an artist, producer and recording engineer, working for many recording companies including Universal, Island Records, BMG and Sony Music. 

He began his teaching career in 2003, having gained a City and Guilds Diploma in Teaching in the LifeLong Learning sector working in FE Colleges in South London as a Music Technology Tutor before joining the college in January 2016.  

Jay was appointed as a Personal Tutor in 2017 and enjoys the role of combining both passions for the subject of music and the welfare of his tutees. 

    

Ross Sarginson (Link Tutor for Robert May’s School) 

Ross is a graduate from the University of the Creative Arts in Farnham with a degree in Film and Video Production.  He studied his PGCE in Media Studies at The Central School of Speech and Drama and joined the College as a newly qualified teacher in 2008.  In his life before teaching, Ross worked within the film industry and also ran a wedding videography business.

During his time at the College, Ross has taught A level Media Studies and Film Studies.  He has built many connections for the department linked to his experiences in the film industry, including student work placement opportunities with Oscar winners.

In 2013, Ross was appointed as a Personal Tutor and supports those students applying for Cambridge.  Ross is the Link Tutor for Robert May’s School.

    

Matt Smith (Link Tutor for Rowhill School) 

Matt completed his Sport Science degree and PGCE at The Chelsea School at Brighton University.  He taught Physical Education in a local comprehensive school until 2000 when he joined the Sport and Physical Education department at Farnborough.

Matt took on a range of roles at the College before becoming a Personal Tutor in 2005.  Since then he has enjoyed running a School Mentoring Programme in Partner Schools and completed a Diploma in Stress Management in 2014.  

Matt was appointed as Lead Tutor for transition in 2013 and became Assistant Principal with responsibility for welfare in 2018.  He is also the Designated Safeguarding Lead for the College.

    

Russell Hume (Link Tutor for St Nicholas’ School) 

Russell joined the College in 1999, having recently completed his post-16 PGCE at the University of Surrey.  In his life before teaching, he worked in a variety of industries including housing services, financial management and the media industry.  He is a BA (Hons) Government & Politics graduate of The University of Central Lancashire.

During his time at the College, Russell has worked in a number of curriculum areas including Sociology, Health and Social Care and Media Studies.  Since 2001, he has been part of the Personal Tutor team, thoroughly enjoying the opportunity to offer extensive pastoral support to students.  Between 2004 and 2014 he was the Lead Tutor responsible for School Liaison & Admissions, working closely and successfully with a growing number of link schools.  Since 2015, he has been the Link Tutor for St Nicholas' School. 

Russell is also an advisor to the College's Student Association, assisting the committee of elected officers who represent the student body and provides a valuable link between students and staff. 

    

 

Helen Prinsloo (Link Tutor for Tomlinscote School) 

Helen grew up in South Africa and completed a BA (Ed) degree in Mathematics and Psychology at the University of Johannesburg before moving to the UK in 2000 to pursue her love of teaching and travelling. Since then she has taught Mathematics at two 11-18 secondary schools in Surrey and was Head of Maths for 7 years before moving to The Sixth Form College Farnborough in 2014 as a Mathematics teacher. Having an interest in the wider support for students, Helen became an Associate Tutor initially and then became a full time Personal Tutor in 2021. She is also the Designated Teacher for looked-after students at the College. 

    
   

Sam Cook (Link Tutor for The Wavell School) 

Sam is a graduate from Lancaster University with a BSc in Biochemistry and did her PGCE at Loughborough University in Science and PE.  Along the way, Sam also did an MSc in Clinical Biochemistry at University of Manchester and she also did an MSc in Experimental Psychology at University of Sussex.  Sam worked as a science teacher in Brighton before moving into special educational needs, which culminated in her running an Autistic Spectrum Disorder unit attached to a mainstream school in Manchester.  

Sam joined the College as a Personal Tutor in 2005.  She also teaches A level Psychology and works in study support helping with access arrangements.  Sam also holds the post of Equality and Diversity Coordinator.

    

Anne Temple-Hall (Link Tutor for Weydon School) 

Anne is a graduate from the University of Liverpool with a degree in Sociology and Psychology, and gained a PGCE from Manchester Metropolitan University.  She was appointed to the College as a Personal Tutor and Psychology teacher in 2000 after travelling the world for a year.  Previous to this, Anne was a Psychology teacher at Priestley College. 

Anne took some time away from College in 2004 to raise her two children and returned to her role in 2010.  She is the Designated Teacher for looked-after students and is a member of the safeguarding team.

    

Matt McCully (Link Tutor for The Winston Churchill School) 

Matt studied Photography, Biology and Psychology at The Sixth Form College Farnborough then went on to study a degree in Photography at the University of Gloucestershire.  

After university he entered the creative industry as a photographer and retoucher. After a few years, Matt decided he would like to work in education and saw an opportunity at the College where he could work and earn his teaching qualification.  Matt loves teaching photography, however he also found a desire to help students in a broader sense, and was fortunate enough to be made a Personal Tutor a few years ago.

   

Chloe Taylor (Link Tutor for Woking High School) 

Chloe is a graduate from Surrey University with a degree in Sociology and Psychology and a PGCE from      Greenwich University. Having studied at the College herself, Chloe started teaching at the College in 2018 and became a Personal Tutor in 2021. Chloe also teaches A level Sociology at the College and especially enjoys teaching about the sociological research methods topic. She has previously worked as a Head of Department covering Sociology, Health and Social Care and Childcare. 

 
Prior to becoming a teacher, Chloe secured a place on a Business Management graduate scheme with Lidl, overseeing all aspects of the business including logistics and training. She is CIPD level 5 qualified in Human Resources and has a keen interest in the pastoral side of the teaching role. As a result, Chloe is especially passionate about helping students to obtain places on degree apprenticeships, having taken part and helped to lead them during her previous position.
    

 

In this section