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Staff List

Director/ Headmaster

Alun Millington

Director/ Headmaster

Alun Millington is the visionary founder of Redhill High School in Clynderwen, Pembrokeshire. After studying at the University of Oxford and building a successful career in the state sector, he later led a private school in South Wales. With the support of fellow Directors, Alun opened Redhill High in 2018, welcoming just 24 pupils. Today, the school has grown to over 100 students, offering quality education to children aged 11 to 18. Alun’s dedication to creating a nurturing and innovative learning environment has helped Redhill High thrive as a respected educational institution.

Maths teacher

Alun Harries

Alun Harries is an experienced Maths teacher at Redhill High School with a passion for numbers and inspiring young minds. Formerly a deputy head, Alun brings leadership and dedication to the classroom, helping students unlock their full potential in mathematics. Outside of school, he's an avid cyclist, always up for a challenge on two wheels. His enthusiasm for both teaching and cycling motivates students to embrace learning with energy and determination!

PE teacher

Anna Rue

Anna is a dedicated PE teacher with a wealth of experience from her time at Pencoed School in Bridgend, as well as Bishop Gore and Pontarddulais Schools in Swansea. Now back in her home county of Pembrokeshire, Anna brings her passion for physical education and her extensive coaching expertise to her students. As a Duke of Edinburgh leader, she’s committed to fostering personal development and outdoor adventure, inspiring young people to challenge themselves both in and out of the classroom.

Director/ Deputy Head

Bethan Millington

Director/ Deputy Head

Bethan Millington is a dedicated history teacher, advisor, and director at Redhill High School. With an exceptional eye for detail and strong management skills, she was instrumental in the school's founding in 2018, when it opened with just 24 pupils. Thanks to her leadership, Redhill High has grown to over 100 students, offering quality education for ages 11 to 18. Bethan's passion for teaching, her care for both students and staff, and her focus on pastoral care create a nurturing environment where everyone thrives. Her love for education and commitment to the well-being of the school community are at the heart of Redhill's success.

English teacher

Christina Morgan

English teacher

Christina is an experienced educator who has taught at Ysgol Uwchradd Aberteifi and Pembrokeshire College. With an MA in Creative Writing from Cardiff University and her role as a WJEC GCSE examiner for English Literature, she brings a wealth of expertise to her teaching. As Progress Leader for the Lower School, Christina focuses on ensuring a smooth transition for students, helping them settle and succeed. Known for her meticulous attention to detail, strong leadership skills, and dedication to pastoral care, Christina is deeply committed to both her students’ academic growth and their overall well-being.

Support

Dan Bowen

Dan Bowen is a hardworking and much-appreciated member of the Redhill High School team. Previously the school’s chef, Dan has since transitioned to focus on maintenance and transport logistics. Known for his kind nature and strong work ethic, Dan plays a vital role in ensuring the smooth day-to-day running of the school. His dedication and versatility make him an invaluable part of the Redhill High community, always ready to lend a hand and ensure everything is well-maintained for both students and staff.

CS/ Psychology teacher

Daniel Esteve

CS/ Psychology teacher

Daniel is an experienced educator, school manager, and educational adviser, with a diverse teaching background spanning subjects such as Computer Science and Psychology. Originally from Nantes, France, he also teaches Modern Foreign Languages. His broad experience and versatile skill set make him a valuable asset in any educational environment.

Art teacher

Diana Brook

Diana brings extensive experience to her role, having served as Head of Art and Assistant Headteacher at Sir Thomas Picton School. She is a WJEC moderator for both GCSE and A-Level Art, showcasing her expertise in the field. Beyond her professional work, Diana is actively involved in local arts projects and initiatives. During the lockdown, she gained national recognition for her charitable efforts as Narberth’s ‘Rainbow Fairy,’ demonstrating her commitment to community support and creativity.

Director

Ed Tomp

Ed Tomp is a retired oil industry executive with a wealth of international experience. He is currently a director at Redhill High School in Clynderwen as he is one of the founding members. Ed has held significant roles on the Swansea Bay City Deal Economic Strategy Board, the Haven Waterway Enterprise Zone Board, and the Pembrokeshire College Governing Body. Having lived in Pembrokeshire with his family for the past 15 years, Ed brings a deep understanding of both global and local perspectives to his contributions in education and community development.

School Administrator

Helen Disney

School Administrator

Helen is a seasoned Chemistry teacher who now excels as our School Administrator. Her expertise ensures that everything operates smoothly and efficiently, keeping the school running without a hitch. Known for her helpful nature, Helen is a crucial pillar of daily school life, providing stability and support to both staff and students.

Maths/ Chemistry teacher

Helen Hicks

Maths/ Chemistry teacher

Having taught Maths and Science for many years in Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire and coupled with her experience as a Numeracy Coordinator, Helen aims to demystify Maths and make it accessible and enjoyable for all.She is currently an Examiner for both WJEC and Edexcel GCSE Maths and an AQA Team Leader for GCSE Chemistry.In her spare time Helen enjoys busying herself on her smallholding, walking her dogs and then curling up with a good book!

Business Studies teacher

Jane Evans

Business Studies teacher

Jane Evans is a dynamic and inspiring Business teacher at our school. With a talent for making complex concepts accessible and engaging, she brings enthusiasm and a positive attitude to every lesson. Jane’s dedication to her students' success and her passion for the subject make her a valued member of our teaching team. Her approachable nature and commitment to excellence ensure a stimulating and supportive learning environment for all.

Director

Laura Tomp

Laura Tomp is a dedicated director at our school, known for her caring nature and attentive approach to staff well-being. Her commitment to ensuring a supportive and positive environment makes her an invaluable part of our team. Laura’s focus on the welfare of everyone in the school community highlights her essential role in fostering a harmonious and productive atmosphere.

Chef

Mandy Pickering

Mandy Pickering is the heart of our school kitchen, consistently serving up delicious and nutritious meals. As our dedicated chef, she is passionate about encouraging students to make healthy eating choices. Mandy's hard work and attentiveness ensure that each meal is not only tasty but also tailored to meet the needs of all pupils. Her commitment to promoting good nutrition and her care for the students make her an essential and appreciated member of our school community.

Biology teacher

Mandy Lewis

Biology teacher

With a career path that could rival an action movie, Mandy started out as a pharmacist before swapping her lab coat for a classroom as a biology and chemistry teacher.

Science teacher

Mark Smith

Science teacher

Mark Smith moved from Astrophysics research at the University of Wales Aberystwyth to develop his skills as a Physics teacher over 30+ years of teaching and managing successful Physics and Science Departments. At Redhill High School he teaches physics KS3-5. In his spare time he enjoys writing, travel, gardening, cooking garden grown and locally sourced ingredients and exploring the natural wonders of the local environment with his family.

French/ Spanish teacher

Marta Valavazquez

French/ Spanish teacher

Marta is a Spanish native who has also lived and worked in France. She taught for some years at a local independent school and Pembrokeshire College, and has also worked at Aberystwyth University as a translator. Marta is a GCSE Spanish examiner.

Geography teacher

Matthew Pearce

Geography teacher

Matthew is an enthusiastic geography teacher at Redhill High School, bringing experience and passion to his role. Before joining Redhill, he taught at a Harris Academy school in London, where he honed his skills in engaging and inspiring students. Matthew enjoys participating in various sports outside the classroom, which adds to his dynamic teaching style. His commitment to education and active lifestyle make him a valued member of the Redhill High School community. “Geography is the subject which holds the key to our future.” Michael Palin (former President of the Royal Geographical Society)

Director

Meryl Lovegrove

Meryl Lovegrove is a visionary director at our school and the founder of Redhill Prep School, which opened its doors in September 2001. Driven by a desire to provide Pembrokeshire parents with educational choices, Meryl established the prep school with a focus on creating a nurturing and inclusive learning environment. Her commitment to ensuring that each child feels safe, valued, and listened to has been a cornerstone of the school’s philosophy. Meryl’s dedication to fostering an atmosphere where children can thrive academically and personally continues to be a driving force behind Redhill School’s success.

Science teacher

Owen Howells

Science teacher

With a degree in Applied Chemistry, Owen started as a Water Analyst at the Water Research Centre. He conducted exciting research on carbonate sediments in Florida Bay with the Open University and Miami University. Later, he taught at Open University summer schools before moving into teaching full-time. Owen’s passion for chemistry is matched by his culinary skills, especially in Asian and Italian cooking. He’s also an avid fisherman, enjoying river fishing, fly fishing at night, and coarse fishing. His gardening expertise ranges from the precision of Kew Gardens to the natural beauty of a nature reserve. Owen brings science to life, making chemistry exciting and relatable.

Director

Peter Lovegrove

Peter is a dedicated director at our school and was instrumental in founding Redhill Prep School in September 2001. His vision was to offer parents in Pembrokeshire a choice in education, centred on creating a supportive and individualised learning environment where children feel safe and valued. Peter’s commitment to ensuring that students have the opportunity to excel both academically and personally has been crucial to the school’s success. Outside of his professional life, Peter is passionate about motorbike adventures, embracing the excitement of the open road and exploring new places.

Maths teacher

Ping Peng

Ping Peng has been passionate about mathematics since her early childhood. After completing her first degree in China, she decided to travel thousands of miles to Britain to acquire her first Masters Degree in Economics. Her second Masters, in Advanced Mathematics, was passed with First Class Honours. Soon after gaining her PGCE she taught in a number of schools before finding her “perfect vocation” - teaching maths at Redhill High School! Working alongside friendly staff and lovely motivated students, she is determined to contribute her expertise and knowledge to help our youngsters achieve their potential. In her spare time, she is a very keen gardener, an avid reader and, when time permits, enjoys travelling.

English teacher

Rachel Clark

English teacher

Rachel is an experienced English teacher that has previously taught at Ysgol Bro Gwaun and Pembrokeshire College. Rachel has worked as an examiner for the WJEC for both English Language and English Literature at GCSE level. Most recently, Rachel worked as a Subject Advisor with Qualifications Wales, consulting on the design of the new English Language and Literature GCSE specification. When not in school, Rachel enjoys walks on the beach with her puppy and family, and curling up on the sofa with a book, a cup of tea and lots of biscuits!

RE, Health & Social Care, Business

Rebecca Ward

RE, Health & Social Care, Business

Rebecca recently relocated to the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast after honing her teaching skills in London. With years of experience teaching religious studies and health and social care in faith schools, she also took on the role of SCITT mentor for Bromley Schools Collegiate. Now, at Redhill, Rebecca is thriving as she expands her teaching to include business studies, bringing her wealth of experience and passion for education to new subjects and students.

Support

Rob Prickett

Rob is a dedicated and hardworking member of our school team, focusing on the maintenance of the school's grounds and buildings. Rob’s expertise lies in ensuring that the school’s facilities are well-maintained and in top condition. Known for his friendly nature and strong work ethic, Rob plays a crucial role in keeping the school environment welcoming and functional for both students and staff. His commitment and attention to detail make him an invaluable part of the school community.

Music teacher

Sarah Rapi

Sarah Rapi is a talented and enthusiastic music teacher with experience across a range of schools. Her passion for music and her warm, friendly nature shine through in every lesson. Known for her infectious smile and positive attitude, Sarah creates a vibrant and supportive environment where students are inspired to explore their musical abilities. Her dedication to both teaching and nurturing her students makes her a valued and cherished member of our school community.

Drama teacher

Sian Selby

Sian was Head of Drama at St. Michael’s School, and taught English at Olchfa School in Swansea, as well as various international schools. She was also a Housemistress at Badminton School in Bristol and is the talented writer of our school productions.

Physics teacher

Sian May

Physics teacher

Dr. Sian May developed her skills as a Physics and Geology teacher by studying Geology at Oxford and at the Open University and in Sao Paolo, Brazil. She taught Physics at Greenhill, Cardigan, Pembroke and Haverfordwest high Geology at Tasker Millward. At Redhill High School, she teaches A -level Physics and helps run the Geology club. In her spare time, she enjoys swimming, gardening, studying rocks and fossils and Taichi (a martial art).

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