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New executive headteacher says football management career helps him build strong teams in education
Lancashire Evening Post
|May 20, 2025
A new executive headteacher says his experience in football management will guide him as he takes the helm of eight Lancashire schools.
The Alternative School Trust (TAS), a respected network of eight independent specialist schools, has announced the appointment of Neil Reynolds as its new executive headteacher.
Neil brings with him more than 25 years of experience in education, as well as transferable skills from his time as a football manager. He has held senior leadership roles at institutions including Preston College, Fulwood High School and South Shore Academy in Blackpool, while his football career includes a spell managing FC United of Manchester, the breakaway club formed by Manchester United fans, and his current role managing Warrington Rylands.
He cites his experience in sport as a valuable skill that has helped him to build strong, united teams in education that work together to achieve shared goals.
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