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- Mrs Pattison became the first female head of Epsom College in September 2022, after six years as head teacher of Croydon High School in south London. Following her death, it was announced Sir Anthony Seldon would temporarily lead the independent school until a permanent head was found.
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Feb 15, 2023 · The head teacher of Epsom College, who was killed by her husband, has been remembered as "full of optimism" by her family. Emma Pattison, 45, was found dead along with her seven-year-old...
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Feb 7, 2023 · The head teacher of Epsom College made a distressed call to a relative before she and her daughter were shot dead by her husband, the BBC understands. George Pattison is believed to have...
Feb 6, 2023 · Ms Pattison became Epsom's first female head only five months ago after six years as head teacher of Croydon High School in south London. Her husband George was a chartered accountant who was...
Dec 11, 2023 · Emma Pattison and her daughter Lettie, 7, were found dead at their home in the grounds of Epsom College on February 5, along with Mrs Pattison’s husband, George Pattison, who is understood to...
Feb 6, 2023 · Ms Pattison became Epsom's first female head only five months ago after six years as head teacher of Croydon High School in south London. Her husband George was a chartered accountant who was...
Feb 6, 2023 · Former colleagues paid tribute to the "energy, wisdom and kindness" of Epsom College head Emma Pattison, who became the first female head of the school when she joined last September.
Feb 6, 2023 · The bodies of headmistress Emma Pattison, 45, husband George, 39, and seven-year-old Lettie were discovered at a property on the grounds of the school in the early hours of Sunday morning. Mrs Pattison has been described as a "wonderful teacher" and a "delightful person" who had a "distinguished career".
