Colin is an Old Twyfordian whose 3 sons were at the School between 2008 – 2018. He has founded several businesses in the IT sphere and has spent the majority of his career responsible for Sales, Marketing and Business Development Activities, as well as Product and Business Strategy, and fund raising from Venture Capital and Banks. He still works in the IT sector, and also invests and takes an active role in technology and other start-ups.

Emily studied at Edinburgh University before joining the Foreign office in 1997. She worked as a diplomat in Zambia, Argentina and France before returning to London.  In 2009 she moved to Hampshire, sending her 3 children to Twyford. She loves cricket, gardening and her English bull terrier.

James attended Canford School and Imperial College, London before joining Winchester College as a biology teacher in 2006.   Since 2013 he has been the Housemaster of Chernocke House.   James is a fellow of the Zoological Society of London, and has a long-standing interest in nature and conservation.   He is a keen amateur cyclist, and enjoys coaching rowing, cricket, and travelling. 

Richard was appointed Chairman of the Estates Committee in 2014.  He is married to Briony who was a netball coach at Twyford.  Their son, Alex was at Twyford for 9 years having left in 2002.  Richard is the Managing Director of a fourth generation building contractors working in the Hampshire area and is greatly interested in Listed and Heritage buildings.  

Gareth is a current Twyford parent with 2 children in the School. Gareth is Managing Director of The Good Salon Guide and One Mental Health with an oversight of all areas of the business.  A keen sailor, he is often found on the Solent and would love to take his family across to the Caribbean one day!

Jenny Price is Headmistress at Godolphin School in Salisbury and has been a secondary school teacher, living within a boarding school community for the past 25 years. Jenny has a Music Degree from Durham University and a PGCE from Cambridge and enjoys teaching music to the lower school and Prep School at Godolphin as well as overseeing the pastoral care and wellbeing of all students. Having been a Housemistress of girls boarding houses at both Bryanston and Westonbirt School, Jenny has a keen interest in the well being and mental health of young people and is a qualified Mental Health First Aid trainer.

Joanne qualified as a solicitor in 1987 and joined Shoosmiths as a partner in 2005 having previously worked at Denton Wilde Sapte (now SNR Denton) where she was made a partner in 1999.    She heads up the real estate team, advising on all aspects of commercial real estate transactions and the property aspects of corporate based matters, specialising in development.   Joanne and her family moved from London to Hampshire in 2003.  Her son Henry was at Twyford between 2006 and 2012.

Rob went to Shrewsbury School and St Andrews University where he read Theology. On graduating in 1996 he joined Swiss Bank as an analyst focusedon the Debt Capital Markets (DCM).    In 2002, following a merger with UBS, he became head of the UK DCM Team advising companies such as Sainsbury’s and Shell.  In 2006 he moved to Goldman Sachs were he founded and led the European DCM Team with personal responsibility for clients in the UK and Scandinavia.   In 2017 he joined HSBC as Co-Head of UK Global Banking.   Rob is a Trustee of the Brain Tumour Charity and founder of Everest in the Alps which has to date raised £4 million for a research centre founded with the charity in Heidelberg.   Rob is married to Tanya, who is involved with the School in various roles.  They have three sons who have been, or are, at Twyford

Dr Chris Stevens was educated at Tonbridge School and read Modern Languages at Cambridge. He began his teaching career as a French teaching GAP student at Brambletye Prep School. He became a College Lecturer at Oxford University while researching for a DPhil in Italian literature and also established a study centre in France for Ashdown House Prep School before joining Uppingham School, where he was Master-in-charge of cricket and a Housemaster for 9 years. He spent 4 years as Second Master at Marlborough before his appointment as Headmaster of Bradfield in 2015. Chris is a keen sportsman, who skis, plays cricket and golf, and loves reading and the performing arts. He is a Governor elect of Theale Green School and a Trustee of the Bradfield Club in Peckham. His wife, Helen, is an English lecturer at Oxford and Vice President of Corpus Christi College. They have three young daughters (14, 12 and 8), currently at Bradfield and St. Andrew’s, Pangbourne.

Sonia grew up in Poole, Dorset, gaining a first class degree at Brunel University, Middlesex, before training as a Chartered Accountant at Price Waterhouse Cooper in London.  Post qualification Sonia specialised in small emerging businesses and then corporate finance lead advisory services.  After leaving the profession Sonia worked at Christie’s fine art auctioneers moving from treasury to UK management, Deputy FD and then Group Commercial Director.

After taking a career break when starting a family, Sonia undertook a number of voluntary roles and worked part time as the accountant at Twyford Surgery for 6 years covering everything from bookkeeping to payroll to management accounting and pensions.   Sonia left after outsourcing most of the work and had another career break, during which time she has served as chair of finance on Twyford Parish Council and as trustee and secretary of Twyford Parish Hall.

Sonia is married to Kevin and lives in Twyford with their 3 boys all of whom have been to Twyford between 2006 – 2018.

After formative years growing up on the western coastal edge of Australia, Adam emigrated to the UK over 35 years ago. Having attended Bradfield College, Adam read Geography at Durham University before starting a career in Sales and Marketing. Quickly realising that education was his true vocation he moved into the educational sector, teaching Geography at Bradfield before becoming Head of Department there and gaining his teaching qualification from Cambridge University.  He then moved on to Oakham School, running one of the largest Geography departments in the UK and coached several cricket and golf teams to national finals, having achieved national success whilst at University in both sports too. Nine years as a Housemaster followed, before the move to the Glasgow Academy as Deputy Rector for three years north of the border.   At his happiest on a windswept links with a 2 iron in hand or up in the mountains with a map and compass, Scotland was a wonderful experience with his wife (a medic) and three children. He has been Head at Lord Wandsworth, a co-educational boarding and day school of 650 pupils set in 1200 acres of Hampshire countryside, for 6 years, and one which has won National awards in Wellbeing and Mental Health initiatives and received recognition for their Character Education programme. It is a Foundation school, whose original purpose was to provide an education for children who had lost the support of one or both parents. This ethos remains at the heart of the school.    Adam has a passion for Pupil Voice, Character Education, the all-round nature of schools, and in ensuring leadership for all. He is also a governor at Gordonstoun and has been Chair of HMC South Central.