Our Team 

Altaf is the Principal and CEO of Luton Sixth Form College, the oldest and one of the largest and best specialist sixth form colleges in the country supporting the dreams of over three thousand highly ambitious young professionals.

Altaf is convinced the future UK Prime Minister will come from Luton Sixth Form College – you read it here first!

Wasim is a passionate solicitor who has grown up in Central Luton. As a Partner at Hannah Solicitors, he has been committed to promoting progression and creating opportunities for the young and upcoming generation.

Whether it’s legal advice, career guidance, or community development, he is always available to make a positive impact.

Wasim has worked with small boutique and large firms bringing together skills from both and is part of a community employment objective to create brighter futures.

Anisah graduated from UCL with a degree in Education and Philosophy and started her career in the field of admissions.

She is now Head of Student Experience and Corporate Communications for Luton Sixth Form College and is the youngest female, ethnic minority Head of Department in the history of the college.

Anisah is a strong advocate for Luton and showcases the town on a national platform, something which she describes as a privilege.

Chris is the Chief Executive of Youthscape, a national youth charity based in Luton. His work has focused on supporting young people’s development in areas like mental and emotional wellbeing.

In his spare time he’s a bit of a Mac nerd and a member of The Magic Circle.

Mostaque grew up in the Bury Park area of Luton, close to the Kenilworth Road stadium of his beloved Luton Town Football Club, where he holds the position of Community Ambassador.

He runs a local printing company Bartham Press, founded Community Interest Luton, and leads on its various initiatives which seek to better the lives of people in the region.

Mostaque has worked in business and charity for many years. He knows the local area and the people very well, and brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his ambassador role.

Sufian Sadiq is the Director of Teaching School at Chiltern Learning Trust, with responsibility for overseeing two regional Hub areas in the South East of England. Chiltern Teaching School are one of the largest providers of CPD to the sector nationally.

He is a passionate activist within the educational landscape around race, equity and inclusion. He is a Fellow and Board Member of the Chartered College of Teaching, as well as a Fellow for the Chartered Institute of Educational Assessors.

He plays an active role in numerous charitable organisations as a Trustee and also holds key governance roles within educational organisations.