Emmanuel College
Consett Road
Gateshead, Tyne and Wear
NE11 0AN
Principal
Mr Nat Ogborn
Chair of Governors
Mr Ross Smith
SENDCo
Mrs Anna Scott
Get in touch
School Enquiries
All emails will be received by Mrs S Fingleton (Communications Officer) in the first instance and then forwarded to relevant members of staff. If you would like paper copies of any of our communications please contact Mrs S Fingleton and these will be provided free of charge.
- enquiries@emmanuelctc.org.uk
- 0191 460 2099
SEND and Safeguarding Enquires
Our Assistant Vice Principal (Inclusion): SENDCo is Mrs A Scott and our Designated Safeguarding Lead is Mrs J Graham who can be contacted via the school address or school email address.
- enquiries@emmanuelctc.org.uk
- 0191 460 2099
Careers and Futures Enquires
Emmanuel College careers and futures contact is Mr Andrew Cowling (Assistant Vice Principal: Personal Development).
- enquiries@emmanuelctc.org.uk
- 0191 460 2099
HR and Recruitment
For enquiries about staff vacancies.
- recruitment@emmanuelctc.org.uk
- 0191 460 2099
Letting and Venue Hire
For enquiries about venue hire.
- jonesl@emmanuelctc.org.uk
- 0191 460 2099
- Book online - School Hire
Additional information
Facilities for Disabled Students and Students with Special Educational Needs
The College buildings are accessible to wheelchair users. There is a lift, disabled toilets in key locations, ramped access and wide corridors. Evac chairs are placed in stairwells to be used in case of the activation of the fire alarm. Floors are carpeted throughout and encourage a very quiet teaching environment.
Emmanuel College’s opening hours can be found here.
Emmanuel Schools Foundation
Emmanuel College is part of the Emmanuel Schools Foundation, which is registered in England and Wales. Registration number 4464331. Registered office: Emmanuel Schools Foundation, Trinity House, Bede Academy, Sixth Avenue, Blyth, Northumberland, NE24 2SY.
Contact details for Emmanuel Schools Foundation can be found here.
Send a message
If you would like to send a message directly to Emmanuel College, please complete the form below.
Key Contacts
Student Welfare, SEND and Attendance
Mrs A Scott
Assistant Vice Principal (Inclusion): SENDCo
Mrs J Graham
Designated Safeguarding Lead
Mrs A Gill
Head of Student Welfare
Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead
Contact
Mrs H Murthy
Assistant SENDCO
Mrs E McAloon
Senior Attendance Lead
Mrs S Peacock
Attendance Officer
Miss J Smith
Attendance Officer
Heads of Year
Miss B Walker
Head of Year 7
Mrs R Gledhill
Head of Year 8
Miss J Butterfield
Sixth Form Team
Communication between parents and college
It is very important to us that we work closely in partnership with parents and carers, and communication is key. We recognise it can be difficult communicating with teachers because they have a very full timetable; and parents and carers also have very busy lives.
Staff will respond to parental queries at the earliest opportunity. If you urgently need to speak to someone, for instance if there is a serious family emergency or a safeguarding issue, please phone and the reception staff will do their best to find a senior member of staff to speak with you.
For non-urgent matters, we will aim to respond within five working days. The school will determine the level of urgency at its discretion, to enable it to manage multiple demands. If you have not received a response from the school within five working days please email enquiries@emmanuelctc.org.uk and we will follow up your enquiry.
How we will contact you
Depending on the nature and urgency of the query or issue, we will contact you via either telephone or email.
We additionally use our website, the weekly newsletter and X, Instagram and LinkedIn to promote student achievements and share information.
Student Planner
Notes in student planners are by far the best way to get a message to a teacher promptly and should be used for the majority of everyday communication with either a teacher or tutor. The student is responsible for showing the note to the correct teacher.
Telephone
If you require a more detailed conversation with a member of teaching staff you can call reception to be transferred to the voicemail of the teacher so that you may leave them a message with brief details of your enquiry.
For matters relating to pastoral care, student welfare or special educational needs, and which do not relate to a single subject or teacher, you can use the email contact form available here on our website to request a telephone call or email response from those specialist teams.
Meeting
All meetings should always be pre-arranged with members of staff.
Communication between parents and college
It is very important to us that we work closely in partnership with parents and carers, and communication is key. We recognise it can be difficult communicating with teachers because they have a very full timetable; and parents and carers also have very busy lives.
Staff will respond to parental queries at the earliest opportunity. If you urgently need to speak to someone, for instance if there is a serious family emergency or a safeguarding issue, please phone and the reception staff will do their best to find a senior member of staff to speak with you.
For non-urgent matters, we will aim to respond within five working days. The school will determine the level of urgency at its discretion, to enable it to manage multiple demands. If you have not received a response from the school within five working days please email enquiries@emmanuelctc.org.uk and we will follow up your enquiry.
How we will contact you
Depending on the nature and urgency of the query or issue, we will contact you via either telephone or email.
We additionally use our website, the weekly newsletter and X, Instagram and LinkedIn to promote student achievements and share information.
Student Planner
Notes in student planners are by far the best way to get a message to a teacher promptly and should be used for the majority of everyday communication with either a teacher or tutor. The student is responsible for showing the note to the correct teacher.
Telephone
If you require a more detailed conversation with a member of teaching staff you can call reception to be transferred to the voicemail of the teacher so that you may leave them a message with brief details of your enquiry.
For matters relating to pastoral care, student welfare or special educational needs, and which do not relate to a single subject or teacher, you can use the email contact form available here on our website to request a telephone call or email response from those specialist teams.
Meeting
All meetings should always be pre-arranged with members of staff.
