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Monmouth School for Boys Teaching Staff Michaelmas Term 2020 Monmouth School for Boys Teaching Staff Michaelmas term 2020 Headmaster Mr SH Dorman MA (Oxon) MPhil (Belfast) Senior Deputy Head Pastoral Mr D Edwards BA (Hons) Dunelm Senior Deputy Head Academic Mrs LR Gregory BA (Reading) Director of Sixth Form Mrs R Rees BA (Manchester) Director of Boarding Mr AK Peace BSc (Wales) Head of Academic Progress and Digitial Learning Mr DR Evans BA Hons (Coventry) MA (Wales) Senior Day Houses Housemaster Senior Boarding Houses Housemaster Hereford House MJ Tamplin Buchanan House IJ Lawrence Monmouth House R Howe New House P Vaughan-Smith Severn House Mrs LR Livingston School House MZ Lewis Town House A Hawley Weirhead House DG Hope Tudor House (Year 12) Mrs GS Peace Glendower House (Year 13) KJ Madsen Junior Boarding House Houseparent Junior Day Houses Chapel House Ms SM Mone Dean House Dr JP Danks Wye House Miss SL Fowler CHAPLAIN Revd. CR Swartz BA (Connecticut) MA (Cantab) DEPARTMENTS ENGLISH MATHS Mrs ER Arrand BA (Winchester) ERA Dr HB Evans BSc (Cardiff) MSc (Oxon) PhD (Cardiff) HBE A Hawley BA (Hull) AH Dr E Evans BSc, PhD (Cardiff) EE Mrs LR Livingston BA (Birmingham) LRL JD Griffiths BSc (Imperial & OU) JDG Mrs TL Matthews BA (Manchester) TLM Mrs DM Harding BSc (Loughborough) DMH Mrs GS Peace MA, BA (Belfast) GSP DJ Pearson BSc (Brighton) DJP RD Picken BA (Newcastle) RDP MJ Tamplin BSc (Exeter) MJT DRAMA Miss LH Watkins BA (Oxon) LHW PM Griffin BA (Middlesex) PMG ECONOMICS & BUSINESS STUDIES DG Murray MA (Aberdeen) DGM KJ Madsen BA (Hull) KJM AE Shakeshaft BA (Loughborough) AES JW Bateman LLB (Cardiff) JWB HISTORY DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY Dr JM Harrison BA (Cantab) PhD (Manchester) JMH A White BA (Loughborough) AW J Boiling BA (Dunelm) JB KD Chaplin BSc (Wales) KDC MZ Lewis BA (Cardiff) MZL NJ Goodson BSc (Loughborough) NJG P Vaughan-Smith BA (Oxon) PVS COMPUTING & IT GEOGRAPHY Mrs LA Hope LAH GF Stentiford BSc, MSc (Durham) GFS J Despontin BSc (Cardiff) MSc (Bristol) JD R Howe BA (London) RH MUSIC Mrs RJ Marsh BSc (Birmingham) RJM DF Lawson BA (Liverpool) ARCO DFL OT Williams BSc (Loughborough) MA (London) OTW Miss SL Fowler BSc (Swansea) SLF SCIENCE ART Miss EK Barson BSc (Southampton) MSc (East Anglia) Biology EKB M Peake BA (Dundee) MP Dr AJ Winter BSc (Liverpool) PhD (Wales) Chemistry AJW Ms SM Mone BA (Leeds) SMM Dr DG Jones MPhys PhD (Swansea) Physics DGJ Ms KV Owens BA (Hertfordshire) KVO Mrs EA Aldridge BSc (University College London) EAA PHYSICAL EDUCATION DM Briggs BSc (Reading) DMB AJ Jones BA (Exeter) AJJ Mrs ER Cole BSc (London) ERC P Morris BEd (Cheltenham) PM Dr JP Danks BSc (Warwick) DPhil (Oxon) JPD CN Stonier BSc (Gloucestershire) CNS IJ Lawrence BSc MSc (Cranfield) IJL STUDY SUPPORT Dr DM Ogborne BSc (Cardiff), MSc (Bristol) PhD (Southampton) DMO Mrs R Widdicks BA (Sussex) RW Mrs LC Parr BEng (Cranfield) BSc (OU) LCP Mrs AH Copley BEd (Kingston) PGDipTOD (Hertfordshire) AHC AK Peace BSc (Wales) AKP Mrs SM Holmes BEd (Wales) SMH PR Williams BA (OU) PRW HEAD OF LIBRARIES AND LEARNING RESOURCES RELIGIOUS STUDIES Mrs A Lingham BA (Leeds Polytechnic) AL Mrs R Wynne Lord MA (Cantab) RWL SSI (CCF), Head of DofE, Outdoor Pursuits Coordinator Mrs LE Lewis BA (York) LEL Mr JN Owens JNO CLASSICS Monmouth School Boys' Prep RC Whiteman BA (Oxon) RCW ND Shaw BA (Exeter) MA (Nottingham) Head NDS PD Daley BA (Exeter) MStud (Oxon) PDD Mrs KE Kirman BSc (Birmingham) Deputy Head KEK DG Hope BA (London) DGH AJ Ahmad BSc (Gloucestershire) AJA MODERN LANGUAGES Mrs L Davies BA (Limoges-Cardiff) LD Mrs L Parsons Deug in English (Limoges) BA (Cardiff) LP Miss R Forester-Bennett BA (Bath Spa) RFB Mrs JR Cardenas MSc (Cardiff) MA (Pontificia Universidad Javeriana) JRC KT Fradd BSc (Aberystwyth) KTF SH Dorman MA (Oxon) MPhil (Belfast) SHD P Morris BEd (Cheltenham) PM Mrs I Evers-Jones BA (East Anglia) IEJ DG Murray MA (Aberdeen) DGM Miss LM Goupil BA, MA (Rennes) LMG Mrs A Roskilly-Green BA (Kent) ARG Mrs JR Gunn BA (Cardiff) JRG KJ Shepherd BA (Manchester) KJS Mrs JA Johnston MA (St Andrews) JAJ CN Stonier BSc (Gloucestershire) CNS Modern Language Assistants Mrs AM Taylor LRSC (Gloucester) AMT Miss LM Goupil BA, MA (Rennes) French LMG Dr SR Wall BSc (Glamorgan) PhD (Cardiff) SRW Miss M Campos Moreno Special Education (UMA, Málaga) Spanish MCM JD Walton BMus (Birmingham) JDW Mrs K Sixtus Staatsexamen (Bochum) Staatsexamen (Muenster) KS Mrs ER Waters BA (Kingston) ERW Modern Languages German Learning Support F Somerset-Norris BA, MSc (Brighton) FSN Mrs SM Holmes BEd (Wales) SMH Monmouth School for Boys Music Staff (Peripatetic) P Badley Voice PB C Barton MA (Oxon), FRCO (Chm), ADCM, LRAM, ARSCM, AWACM Pianoforte CB Mrs C De Burgh BMus (Goldsmith's College London) Oboe CDB Mrs JP Gibbons LTCL (Trinity College London) , CertEd Flute JPG R Gibbons GDMus (Goldsmith's College London), LTCL (Trinity College London) Viola RG Mrs SE Greenwood BMus (Wales), LTCL (Trinity College London) Cello & Double Bass SEG JS Griffiths BA (Kingston), PGCE Trombone, Tenor, Horn and Tuba JSG A Hathaway LRWCMD, LTCL (Welsh College of Music & Drama) Percussion AW Ms AM Kazimierczuk GBSM, ABSM Voice AMK M McHale ARCM, DipNCOS Trumpet and Cornet MM Mrs AM Milledge BA (Durham) PGCE (Reading) Piano AMM HL Morgan MA (Oxon) Dip. Postgraduate Performance (RA Music London) Piano HLM EW Roberts MA (Wales), BMus (Sheffield), LTCL (Trinity College London) Piano EWR I Russell Guildhall School of Music & Drama Tenor Horn and Cornet IR RJ Sherwood BMus (City University London) Classical Guitar RJS MA Simmons LRAM (RA Music London) Clarinet MAS I Thomsett LWCMD (Welsh College of Music & Drama) Saxophone IT Mrs RJ Underwood BA (Liverpool) Violin RJU Mrs CE Walker MA (Oxon), ARCM, Dip Nat Centre for Orchestral Studies (Goldsmith's College London), CEW PG Cert of Adv. Bassoon (Guildhall) Bassoon P Wentworth Rock Guitar PW CMH 22 10 20.
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