Management and Staff

BA (Hons), Cert TEFLA, PGCE (Secondary), Cert FPS (Primary), M Ed, MA, FInstLM, FCollT

Anthony joined the Collegiate having held teaching and leadership positions at schools in France, the United Kingdom, Peru, and Italy. He is an experienced examiner in English for the International Baccalaureate Diploma, and for Cambridge ESOL. A staunch supporter of Kurt Hahn’s educational philosophy, he has led students on school trips, conferences, and community service across the globe; has participated with students on expeditions in desert, high altitude, and jungle environments; and has organised many international student and staff exchanges. Anthony enjoys rugby (although his playing and refereeing days are over), is active in his church community, and believes in teachers setting an example as lifelong learners. Married to Olivia, with two adult daughters, he is very happy to be at BWIC.

BSc (Jt Hons) Mathematics and its Physical Applications, PGCE

Miss Jones joined the school after coming to Turks and Caicos on vacation. Having previously held posts of responsibility in schools in London and the Middle East, she was appointed Head of Mathematics Department in 2005. She is presently a member of the school’s Senior Management Team and the coach for both the Girls’ and Boys’ Volleyball teams, who are currently National Champions.

Mrs Malcolm is Head of Chemistry and also the Head of Sixth Form.

She teaches Chemistry to Years 10 – 13.

BA Fine Art, Kingston-Upon-Thames University
PGCE Art & Design Higher Education, Cambridge University

Charlotte joined the school after living on the island for three years. She was teaching art workshops and exhibiting her own work for the first three years when her children were very young. Charlotte completed her PGCE at Cambridge University after having worked in various unrewarding office jobs in London. She now enjoys teaching Art and Design full time here at BWIC.
Charlotte is passionate about art education and had taught at various secondary schools and sixth forms before starting a family. She has also exhibited her own paintings in galleries in London, Cornwall, North Norfolk, and here on Providenciales.

BSc (Hons) Education Studies and Mathematics, Bishop Grosseteste University, Lincoln

PGCE (Secondary) Mathematics, Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford

Sarah joined the Collegiate in September 2018 having spent six years teaching at Shenfield High School in Brentwood, England. Sarah held various positions of responsibility at this school, including being Second in Department and being responsible for attainment and progress in Mathematics at Key Stage 4 (Years 10 and 11).

Whilst on maternity leave, Sarah moved from the UK to Providenciales with her son, to join her husband, Tom, who also works at the British West Indies Collegiate as Head of PE.

Sarah has always enjoyed travelling and is grateful to have been able to combine family life with her love of different cultures and her career in teaching. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends at the beach as well as exploring other nearby countries.

B Ed Business and Finance, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK

Michael’s first three years of his teaching career were at Westlands High School in Sittingbourne, Kent. He then went on to take a year out from teaching to start an accommodation rental and house restoration business in Cheshire. Once established, he moved to Kuwait and spent two years at two different schools before moving to Lagos, Nigeria, where he assisted in setting up a new school whilst teaching P.E, ICT and Business Studies.

Michael joined the British West Indies Collegiate in 2002. He has maintained his love for travel and new ventures and tries to bring Business Studies and Travel and Tourism to life with real life events and experiences. He is married with two young children and spends his spare time in/on the ocean and restoring classic cars.

BA (Hons) Sociology
PGCE Integrated Humanities

I started my teaching career as a Humanities Teacher in London. At that time I taught History, Geography and Religious Education. Rewarding and challenging as my teaching experience in London was, I soon realised I could marry my love of travelling and interest in other cultures and societies with my teaching career. My first overseas post was to the highlands of Papua New Guinea with the charitable organisation VSO. This was an incredible experience to a very remote part of the world. My brief was to teach English as a Second Language to the local children as well as to train the teachers in good classroom practice.
When I returned to England I became Assistant Head of Year 11 and then Head of Year 7, and at this time I also started to specialise in Geography. I have subsequently taught in Tanzania, Nigeria (where I was setting up a new school), Kuwait, and Turks and Caicos.
My passion is to travel and my ambition has always been to visit as many countries as possible. I try to use my extensive travel experiences in my teaching. I hope that I can bring the world to life!

BSc (Hons) Anatomical Science (University of Manchester)
PGCE (University of Leeds)

During her final year at university, Nicola recognised that she enjoyed sharing her passion for Science, which led her to follow her parents into a career in teaching.
After six years of teaching, she joined BWIC as a teacher of science in 2003, escaping from the cold of Yorkshire, England. In 2004, she became the Head of Biology and then took on the responsibility of Head of Science the following year. She currently teaches Science to Year 6, Chemistry to Years 7 and 9 and Biology to Years 10 to 13.
Her enthusiastic and interactive teaching style makes Science both fun and accessible to all students, whilst also racking up the steps on her pedometer! The Collegiate students’ genuine willingness to learn has made her decision to make the TCI her home an easy one.

BSc (Hons) Engineering Physics (Sheffield Hallam University)
PGCE (University of Leeds)

Stuart joined the Collegiate in September 2003, after six years of teaching in Yorkshire, England. He decided on a teaching career during his placement year at university, where he worked as a technician in a teaching laboratory.
Following their marriage in 2002, Stuart and Nicola (the Head of Science) both wished to travel and so decided to combine their careers and travel plans. Initially coming to the TCI with a two-year plan, they fell in love with the Islands, and still enjoy the atmosphere and family nature of the school.
Stuart’s enthusiasm for Physics and Science is always demonstrated in his, sometimes manic, teaching, and his passion for Science Fiction, particularly Star Wars, is well known throughout the school.

Senor Casas has been teaching Spanish at the Collegiate since 1997. He was born, raised and educated in Havana, Cuba.

BSc (Hons) Biochemistry – Imperial College London

PGCE Secondary Science – London Institute of Education

MA Science Education (Hons) UCL London Institute of Education

After university Elizabeth travelled in South East Asia working on marine biology conservation projects, and worked in the city of London before finding her vocation as a teacher of science.

She has taught biology A level, GCSE physics, chemistry and biology for 10 years in London and in the Turks and Caicos Islands. In London she led a diverse team of science teachers, trained PGCE and NQT teachers, was responsible for overseeing A level sciences and worked on CPD projects training teachers across London schools. She also helped set up and spoke at a series of teacher training conferences in Japan. Over the years she has helped many students gain entrance to Oxbridge and to British medical schools, and has run school trips locally and internationally for hundreds of students.

She enjoys swimming, scuba diving, long distance running and cycling. She also loves learning, and is a qualified yoga teacher (Yoga Alliance RYT200).

Ms Rankin delivers the Secondary English programme with various areas of expertise, which allows for the development of strong cross-curricular links between English and other subjects. She is also adviser for the after-school scuba club.

In addition to whole-school ICT responsibility, Mr Richards is responsible for teaching Information and Communications Technologies students in Years 7-9 and Years 10 and 12 (AS).

Responsible for teaching Physics to Year 7,  Chemistry to Year 8, and   Physical Geography to Advanced Level groups.

Ms Roots creates the year book from start to finish and is ever-present with a camera in hand. She is responsible for most of the photographs on this website.  And she can sing.

BSc (Hons) Psychology
PGCE

Niclair grew up and completed her secondary education in the Turks and Caicos Islands. She then left for the United Kingdom to complete her tertiary education. In her spare time, she enjoys mentoring the youth at her church where she is a dance choreographer and choir director. Most of all, she is proud to be amongst what she considers the ‘’cream of the crop’’ as a former graduate of the Collegiate.

BA (Distinction) Humanities, Open University

I am originally from England but have been living and working in the Caribbean since 2006. I have always been passionate about teaching and education and it is now over 20 years since I had my first experience of working with young people when I taught drama at a summer camp in Ohio. Since then I have worked in different schools and libraries, most recently in SKI Academy in ST Kitts where I was the Language Arts Co-Ordinator and at Ripon City Library in the UK where I organised and events and activities designed to foster a love of reading and books in children of all ages.
I am a great advocate of the importance of the arts, particularly literature. I aim to make the library a place where students love to come, relax and get lost in a good book. I know that my own life-long love of reading can help me steer them towards novels that will ensure they become lovers of literature themselves.