Neal

There have been several versions of Neal over the years from french polishing apprentice to ice cream seller at Felixstowe!

Neal found his path in education and working with young people by running drug and alcohol awareness workshops in schools local to Bury St Edmunds. This then led to work with St Edmundsbury Youth and Community Team.

In 2009 Neal joined West Suffolk College helping as assistant leader for the Prince’s Trust Programme, finding his niche working with “hard to reach” young people.

Neal is passionate about combining personal development work with adventurous outdoor activities.

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