Dauntsey’s School has welcomed Kerri Bradley as its new Deputy Director of Sport. Kerri joined the School in January and will focus on increasing the provision of competitive sport throughout the School in keeping with its ‘sport for all’ ethos.
Kerri previously taught at The King’s School Canterbury, where she developed a thriving department as Head of Girls’ Sport. During her time at King’s, she was also Head of Netball and led the team to notable successes at county and regional level.
Marcus Olsen, Director of Sport, Dauntsey’s School, said:
“Dauntsey’s believes that sport plays an essential role in the development of character and should be an integral part of daily life at School. Our ‘sport for all’ ethos means that we aim to field as many teams as possible each Saturday. We are delighted to welcome Kerri to the School and look forward to working with her to strengthen our sports provision even further.”
Sport at Dauntsey’s School:
All pupils at Dauntsey’s enjoy a wide variety of sporting and adventurous pursuits.
With almost 150 acres of grounds, the School has excellent sports facilities including: eight rugby/football pitches, two AstroTurf hockey pitches, seven all-weather netball/tennis courts, an athletics track, a heated sports hall, a newly equipped fitness suite, a heated indoor swimming pool, two squash courts and a newly refurbished cricket pavilion.