Leweston School

Since 1976, Ian Lucas has worked in independent education.
He was the musical director of several events and conducted journeys to several remote locations as part of his school activities.
Dermot McKechnie has over 20 years of expertise in investment banking and is a licenced Chartered Accountant.
Deacon Mark Brown was born and raised in Plymouth, where he later studied at St. Boniface College and then St. Mary's Strawberry Hill to become a teacher.
Mark earned his teaching credential in 1986 and has been a teacher for almost 30 years, beginning as.
For the past thirty years, Dawn Martin has been a primary school teacher.
She coached freshly certified teachers while serving as the teacher governor.
She worked for the.
After earning her chartered architect licence in 1973, Valerie Simmons de Fontanals relocated from London to Bath to work in private practise.
She started her own architectural practise in 1980, and in 1997, Bath University awarded her an MSc.
Old Antonian Rebecca Peacock is a former Leweston educator.
She works therapeutically with adults and kids who are dealing with a variety of mental health concerns as a dramatherapist and teacher, and she is currently an expert in helping people get back into educational programmes.
Born and raised in Sherborne, Sarah Crowther boarded at Leweston while her parents were employed by nearby Sherborne schools.
She cherished the variety of curriculum that Leweston provided and continued to pursue her passions for acting, music, and sports after graduating.
Anna Hughes was born in North Wales and has spent the last 30 years there.
She has since 1990.
Prior to his retirement to Sherborne in 2013, Professor Tony Meehan had a prosperous career in media, marketing, and communications in Scotland.
He's held a variety of positions throughout his career.
Simon Greenwood attended Winchester College and received a public education.