deputy principal Mo Bunter. Heads of department and heads of subject take a lead on teaching and learning within their subject area, supported by subject teachers and assistants. Extracurricular activities Greenhead is well praised for its enrichment programmes which encourages pupils to partake in extracurricular activities designed to build students character, their personal, sporting and social interests and prepares them more effectively both for higher education and future employment. It was first introduced in 1990. Its most recent praise was from Ofsted in 2011 from their spot check report. Enrichment is mandatory for student to undertake, this encourages pupils to partake supporting the programs success. There are a huge variety of courses for students to choose form including The Duke of Edinburgh's Award, sports, music and drama, information technology, voluntary services and The World Challenge; additionally students are free to start new courses on the proviso they can gain enough support for them. In 2011 a total of 79 different courses were available to students including 22 different sporting activates such as badminton, basketball, cycling, football (men and women’s), rugby (men and women’s), judo and squash and 9 different music groups. Alongside a variety of enrichment activities offered as part of the college programme, the music department offers annual opportunities for students across Kirklees to perform and compose. In 2018, the Greenhead College 'Carol for Yorkshire' raised over £700 for charity, and 2021 is the inaugural year of the Greenhead New Music Competition. Taster sessions are provided so that students can make informed decisions. As part of the enrichment program, pupils must undertake one week of PaWS (Projects and Work Shadowing) in their first year. Work shadowing placements include medical, political, scientific and language based jobs, usually at a senior level within the respective companies. If a pupil does not wish to do work shadowing, many projects, from circus skills to mathematical art, are available. Awards Queen's Anniversary Prize in 1996 The Educational Institution of the Year Award in 1999 The Beacon College Award in May 1999, and again in September 2004 The Queen's Anniversary Prize for Excellence in 2000 (for the second time) Officially announced as "outstanding" in the May 2004 Ofsted report and again in the 2008 report. Sunday Times's Parent Power Top State Sixth Form College of the Year 2014. Music Mark Award Notable alumni Lisa Head, first female bomb disposal officer in the British Army to