Meet the Team
Post 16
The Post 16 Team
The Post 16 team works closely with students throughout their Sixth Form journey, helping them achieve their academic goals and prepare confidently for life beyond John Taylor Free School.
Students are part of a supportive and ambitious community where independence is encouraged and everyone is encouraged to make the most of the opportunities available to them. Alongside the curriculum, a wide range of enrichment and careers opportunities ensures students are well prepared for university, apprenticeships or employment.
Mr P Robinson
Assistant Headteacher – Post 16 Provision
Mr Robinson leads the Post 16 provision at John Taylor Free School, ensuring students benefit from high‑quality teaching, strong pastoral support and a wide range of opportunities.
He creates a positive and ambitious environment where students can succeed, thrive and make the most of their Post 16 experience.
Mr M Lacey
Assistant Leader for Post 16
Mr Lacey supports students throughout their Post 16 journey, helping them prepare confidently for their next steps beyond JTFS.
He works closely with students as they consider their future pathways, offering guidance and reassurance as they make important decisions about university, apprenticeships or employment.
Ms R Curry
Assistant Leader for Post 16 & CEIAG Lead
Ms Curry leads on careers education, information, advice and guidance (CEIAG), ensuring all students have access to high‑quality support as they plan for their future.
Through university visits, guest speakers, mock interviews and work experience, students build confidence and develop the skills needed for their next steps beyond school.
Mrs A Zeenat
Post 16 Administrator
Mrs Zeenat provides administrative support for the team, helping to ensure the smooth day‑to‑day running of the Post 16.
She is a key point of contact for students, parents and staff, supporting communication and organisation.
Mrs M Gee
Work Experience and Careers Administrator
Mrs Gee coordinates work experience and supports the delivery of careers‑related activities across the Post 16 programme.
She helps students access meaningful opportunities beyond the classroom and ensures experiences are well organised, purposeful and relevant to future aspirations.
Support and Community
Post 16 students are part of a wider school community, where support is available both academically and personally. Alongside the Post 16 leadership team, Progress Leaders and the Student Support team provide guidance, encouragement and practical support throughout a student’s time in Sixth Form.
The house system plays an important role in building a sense of belonging, with Post 16 students acting as leaders and role models, contributing to the wider life of the school.
As Post 16 continues to grow, new students play an important role in shaping an ambitious and evolving community.