Faringdon Learning Trust CEO set to retire
Faringdon Learning Trust CEO Duncan Millard is set to retire at the end of the summer term, effectively ending on 31st August 2023.
Duncan said: “This has been something I have been thinking about for some time and now feels the right time to leave. My decision to leave is a purely personal one, after 30 years in teaching, 22 years in senior leadership and five years as CEO, I am looking forward to spending some quality time with my family.
Faringdon has been a significant part of my life, having first started with Faringdon Community College in January 2003 and then latterly working as part of the Trust central team. I have really enjoyed all the opportunities that have been given to me. It has been a privilege to work as the CEO alongside the Heads both within the Trust and the Alliance to provide the very best education to our pupils. I will be doing my upmost over the next few months to ensure that our children continue to thrive and the Trust is ready for its next chapter”.
Liz Holmes, Chair of Trustees for FLT said: “Trustees are determined to take prompt and effective action to secure a new CEO who would be able take forward our ambitions for the trust and be in post by the start of the 2023/24 academic year”.
Further details regarding the CEO recruitment will be available imminently.
