Known as the Great Emancipator, the Sixth Form house is named after the 16th President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln, whose family tree can be traced back to Hingham. The connection with the United States was firmly established when the boarding house was officially opened by Secretary of State, Dean Acheson, in 1958.
In 2010, the Ralphs boarding house was officially opened. It is named after Lady Enid Ralphs whose husband was instrumental in the setting up of the school.
Wymondham College has been an important part of my life. I attended the College as a student and have worked here since 2002.
I graduated from the University of Warwick with a History degree and have taught in seven different schools in four different countries including Egypt and Kuwait where my first daughter was born. We fled the country in 2000 fearing invasion from Iraq. Returning to England, I taught at the Open Academy before joining the College in 2002. I was Head of Cavell for over a decade before joining Lincoln in 2015.
Mr Richard Smith, Head of House
House Staff List
- Head of House - Mr Richard Smith
- Deputy Head of House - Mr Paul Willett
- Assistant Head of Houses - TBC
- Boarding House Managers - Mrs Tracey Summers, Miss Helen Watt
- Deputy Boarding House Manager - Miss Michaela Stordy
- Tutors - Mr David Ball, Mr Ben Dewhurst, Miss Kim Constable, Mrs Bonta-White, Mr Andy Housego, Mrs Sarah Buckton, Mrs Dunne, Miss Catherine Lovatt, Mrs Jo Sale, Mrs Julia Rendall, Dr Elizabeth Ward, Mr Paul Willett,Mr S McGrath Mrs Claire Wilson, Mr Stephen Dye, Mrs Rebecca Davis
- Non Resident Boarding Tutors - Mrs Sarah Buckton, Mrs Alice Calcutt, Miss Kim Constable, Mr Steven Dye, Mr David Foreman, Mr Andy Housego, Rev. Ian Jones, Mr David Thresh
- Lincoln Fellows - Mr L Woodcock
- Residential Fellows - TBC
- MACs - TBC
- Student Supervisor(s) - Miss Rachel Websdale, Miss Carol Wilson
- Welfare and Attendance officer - Mrs Elaine Giddings
Documents
| Lincoln Hall Newsletters |
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| May Newsletter 2018.pdf |
| Febuary Newsletter 2018.pdf |
