Brumby Engineering College, formerly Brumby Comprehensive School, is a comprehensive school on Cemetery Road close to the A18 in Scunthorpe (Brumby), North Lincolnshire, England. The school name comes from the Australian Brumby horse. It admits male and female pupils aged 11 to 16 (years 7 to 11). The current principal is Dr. T. Clark. Since September 2005, it has been a specialist Engineering College. Although, it was low performing, it is getting better and better. It has won an award for the best improved school in North Lincolnshire. The connection with horses continues with the names of three of the buildings - Shetland, Clydesdale and Highland. Which is now being knocked down and being rebuilt to one big school. It started in 1929 as Brumby Senior Boys School. In 1930, girls joined the school for one year before moving to the Ashby Girls Secondary Modern School. It was a former secondary modern school, the Brumby Secondary Boys School. It became a Brumby Comprehensive School in 1968, when education in Scunthorpe was reorganised. At that time Stanley Chapman was the Headteacher and Herbert Jessop the Deputy Head.