Stuart Hakeney

Deputy Headmaster,
​hamilton boys high school

Ten years' experience as a Deputy Headmaster of Hamilton Boys' High School, in the areas of school-wide curriculum, academic achievement, professional development and performance management. Stuart's co-curricular passion is football, where he serves as Master in Charge of the school's 32 teams.  

john etty

director of teaching & learning,
auckland grammar school

Dr John Etty is Head of the Social Science Faculty, and he also has responsibility for staff professional development at Auckland Grammar School.

adam brodie

year 8 a-stream teacher
king's school, auckland

Master Teacher and builder of relationships, curiosity and care. Supports professional development of King's staff through critical, creative and reflective thinking. Facilitates teaching and learning workshops, observations and feedback models within leading bilingual schools in Thailand. 

alysha dougherty

ASSISTANT HOD TECHNOLOGY, TIC DESIGN & VISUAL COMMUNICATION
ST PATRICK'S COLLEGE, WELLINGTON

An enthusiastic teacher with a strong passion to improve student well-being, character and curriculum in boys’ education. Leader of the Hauora Group at St Patrick’s College, BoT staff representative, and recipient of the Victoria University Teacher Education Excellence Award.

andrew mcbride

assistant principal
Westlake boys high school, auckland

Since 2012, Andrew has undertaken various roles at WBHS including International Dean, House Dean and Director of Sport.  In his role as Assistant Principal, Andrew has responsibility for Pastoral Care, Character Education , Sport and Student Wellbeing.  Andrew is Manager of the WBHS 1st XI Football team.

jason cornford

director of academic institute
sacred heart college, auckland

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mark hooper

deputy rector
​otago boys high school

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