MEET THE
Team
We pride ourselves on our incredible team here at the Dragon. We simply would not be able to do what we do without them.
There is no I in Team.
Visitors to the Dragon always comment on the interactions they witness when walking around the grounds of the school. Of course you are met with lots of happy, smiling faces, but it’s the interaction between the staff and the pupils that leaves a lasting impression. Whether it’s the sharing of a joke, a quick pep talk before a match, an in-depth conversation, or a child’s need to share an idea or an achievement with their teacher. It’s these relationships that we are most proud of. We are incredibly lucky to have such a dedicated, hardworking, and approachable team who make the Dragon not only run seamlessly, but consistantly strive to excel in all that they do. To see it is to believe it, so come and experience the Dragon magic for yourself.
Meet our Senior Leadership Team
Emma Goldsmith
Head
Katie Dallimore
Senior Deputy Head
Annie McNeile
Head of Pre-Prep
William Dickson
Deputy Head Academic
Hugo McNeile
Assistant Head Comms
Kath Harvey
Deputy Head Pastoral
Martin Johnson
Chief Operating Officer
Lee Irvine
Assistant Head Co-Curricular
Meet our Governors
Andrew Webb
Chair of Governors
Chris Jones
Nathan Millard
Mary Breen
Jack Edmondson
Charles Alexander
David Goatman
Raoul Rambaut
Ian Van Every
Nigel Helliwell
Sarah Kerr-Dineen
Melinda Letts
Dupe Witherick
Nigel Portwood
Harriet Guprashad
Discover the Dragon
Book an Open Morning
There's only one way to properly experience the Dragon and that is to come and see us in action. We hold Open Mornings every term at both the Pre-Prep and the Prep.
How to apply
When it comes to education, one size doesn’t fit all. Finding the right school is a highly personal, two-way process and our Admissions team are on hand to answer any questions you have.
Call us on +44 (0)1865 315 405 / 413.
Discover Quest
Join us for our Saturday Dragon Quest: a thrilling enrichment programme where children learn new skills and try out new things. Some of the activities have direct academic benefits; others are focused on building friendships and life skills.
