Key Staff

Rehana is an experienced educational leader having worked for over 20 years in the Bradford education sector.  She has held school leader positions for most of her career, culminating in Head of School roles at Feversham Academy and Queensbury Academy. Rehana is dedicated to using her skills to create a highly aspirational and nurturing environment for all at her school.  Her degree in Chemistry and science background provide the perfect platform to drive the academy’s STEM specialism. ​

Miss Hall is an excellent ambassador for outstanding teaching and learning.  She has over 15 years of teaching and leadership experience having held positions such as AST, lead practitioner and most recently Assistant Principal.  She holds a Bachelor’s degree in English Literature from Lancaster University and has completed the NPQSL. Miss Hall is committed to improving the quality of teaching and learning in our community by delivering high quality professional development for staff.

Miss Hall is a firm believer in empowering young people to have the highest aspirations for their future and achievement

Mrs Robertshaw has been teaching for over 15 years and has undertaken various leadership positions throughout her career. These include Head of Department, Team Leader for a major exam board and Achievement Manager at Feversham Academy. She has led pastoral teams and managed  transitions from KS2-3 and KS3-4  providing high quality support for pupils at key stages of their life.  Mrs. Robertshaw is dedicated to all areas of school life, including pupils’ wider development and taking on the role of staff governor. She has successfully completed her NPQSL and the SENCo National Award.

Mrs. Sadiq began her journey as a teacher in the 1990s and holds graduate qualifications in Education and Middle Eastern Political and Contemporary History.  She has successfully led English departments in local secondary schools. Nusrat is a passionate and outgoing practitioner of her subjects, aiming to assist learners to achieve their best with positivity and passion.

Mrs. Rose has worked in schools for nearly 20 years, many in good and outstanding schools, after a career in the chemical industry. She has a strong track record in achieving great results for pupils throughout secondary education. Theresa is keen to encourage all around her to achieve their best results and promote excellence in STEM subjects.

Mrs. Riaz has experience of Teaching Mathematics for over 23 years, and has been in leadership positions in numerous Faculties. She is passionate about inspiring and enabling all students to achieve their maximum potential. She holds a Masters in Teaching and Learning, and is currently completing her NPQSL Qualifications.

Mrs Akhtar is an experienced teacher of English and Humanities and more recently a SENDCo.  She holds a degree in Interdisciplinary Human studies with Psychology as well as the SENCo National Award.  Mrs Akhtar is passionate about improving the life chances of young people and is dedicated to ensuring that students fully access and benefit from a learning environment which nurtures and develops them holistically. She works with the pastoral team and curriculum leaders to monitor behaviour for learning and access to the curriculum for all learners, aiming to remove barriers to learning and encourage enjoyment in learning, so the students of BGA can be the absolute best versions of themselves regardless of background, ethnicity, special Educational Needs or social challenges.
Mrs Akhtar is working towards a masters in SEN and is currently qualifying to become an accredited Access Arrangements Assessor, as well as the Senior Mental Health Lead for Bronte Girls’ Academy in order to maximise inclusivity and drive impact, engagement and the wellbeing of all.

Mrs. Khan is a passionate and experienced teacher and leader with a track record of delivering outstanding outcomes in Religious Studies, Citizenship and Humanities.  Prior to joining the teaching profession, Mrs. Khan has held the role of Chief Editor of a children’s magazine and been involved in establishing educational programmes, including tutoring, with local and national charities.  She thoroughly enjoys her work with young people, particularly on character development and providing high quality opportunities beyond the classroom.   Inspired by the power of strong professional relationships with pupils and colleagues, Mrs. Khan has embarked on her NPQ in Leading Behaviour and Culture to support pupil development at Bronte Girls’ Academy.