Bedales School - Current Management

Current Management

The term 'Bedales Schools' incorporates Bedales itself (for ages 13–18), as well as Dunhurst (7-13) and Dunnannie (3-7). Since September 2009, Keith Budge, having formerly been Headmaster of Bedales School, has held the title of 'Head of Bedales Schools', although each of the junior schools has a separate Head as well. His role involves overseeing management and directing the long term future and ethos of the school.

Bedales (senior) School also has a 'Managing Head', whose role is to manage the 'day to day' aspects of the school and to be directly available to all members of staff. Dominic Oliver (BA, Sheffield; M.Phil, Oxon.), formerly teaching at Royal Worcester Grammar school and others, is now managing head of the senior school since September 2010.

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