Peel Hall

Of the six boarding houses Peel has been the one with the most diverse of histories. Originally named after Alderman Sam Peel (former Chair of the Norfolk Education Committee) who had the vision to develop what was a teacher training school into the boarding school we have today. In its time Peel has seen a variety of uses: originally a Sixth Form boarding house until the mid-1990s, it was turned into a Year 7 house and has also housed the administration offices, main reception and Headmaster's office. Much more recently Peel has undergone the transformation into a main school house and part of our quirkiness and differences from the other houses comes from our historical use.

I have been Head of House since we became a main school house and am proud of how the house has developed. Along with our house parent Mr Brooks and dedicated matron team, our aim is to make Peel as student centric as possible with decisions being shaped from ideas put forward by House council and student voice; this gives the house a fantastic family feel.  In my academic role I teach Biology and Chemistry across the College and whilst away from the classroom my passion lies in sport, where I coach and play both hockey and cricket.

Mr Graeme Campbell, Head of House

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