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Head leaves Bromyard for Minster College
4:00pm Thursday 10th July 2008
A HIGHLY rated head teacher is on the move just months after seeing his school saved through a hard-fought community campaign – to take charge of its biggest ‘rival’.
It was confirmed yesterday (Wednesday) that Adrian Long is leaving the Queen Elizabeth Humanities College, Bromyard, for the all-new £20 million Minster College being built at Leominster.
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