Clark, Richard
Richard Clark, ran the Grecian Centre between 2008 and 2011 when it was part of the Playing for Success programme under Devon County Council.
The Grecian Centre, under what was then the Flybe stand, was instigated by Exeter City director Frances Farley as the county's first Playing for Success study centre and one of over 160 nationally. The programme, which came to an end in 2011, focussed on improving the liiteracy, numeracy and ICT skills of 8-14 year olds during term-time with a sporting and creative element during the holidays.
An English graduate of Brunel University, Richard had taught in schools in Bristol and Cornwall and had ran a study centre linked to Swindon Town before becoming involved in the programme based at St James' Park. He later became a self-employed educational consultant.
The Grecian Centre, under what was then the Flybe stand, was instigated by Exeter City director Frances Farley as the county's first Playing for Success study centre and one of over 160 nationally. The programme, which came to an end in 2011, focussed on improving the liiteracy, numeracy and ICT skills of 8-14 year olds during term-time with a sporting and creative element during the holidays.
An English graduate of Brunel University, Richard had taught in schools in Bristol and Cornwall and had ran a study centre linked to Swindon Town before becoming involved in the programme based at St James' Park. He later became a self-employed educational consultant.
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