Community

housemaster

Mr E J P BradnockBA, PGCE

E-mail:ejpb@cranleigh.org
Phone:01483542040

Mr Peter Bradnock is an English teacher and the Resident Housemaster for East.

He thoroughly enjoys living and working at Cranleigh. He is joined by his family and enjoys the owls in the night, the morning mists over the grounds and his son Josh keeps telling people he has 101 brothers in the house. This says it all.

Mr Bradnock comments on his time here at Cranleigh. “Hamlet offers in soliloquy the line, ‘I have of late but wherefore I know not lost all my mirth’. Had he ever worked at Cranleigh, never would he have uttered such melancholy sentiments. Cranleigh is a very fun place to work indeed.”

Deputies

Deputy Housemaster

E-mail: Mr G C RoyallBSc

Mr George Royall Head of Music Technology at both the Senior and Prep Schools and is Resident Deputy Housemaster of East. Cranleigh has been his home since September 2015 and he continues to serve and support the vibrant, inclusive music scene as well as all the boys in House. He was originally a tutor in East before becoming Assistant Housemaster of North. Before he joined the school he taught Music and Music Technology at St. Bede’s School, Redhill.

Mr Royall leads all aspects of contemporary music for Cranleigh Music 7-18, which includes coaching a plethora of talented solo artists and bands. He teaches A-Level Music Technology, GCSE Music, and the Fourth Form course at the Senior School – while also teaching the Year 8 (Form 6) music curriculum alongside samba drumming, marching band percussion and a middle school choir at the Prep School. Mr Royall was musical director of Cranleigh’s first junior musical in 2019 and will be assisting the Director of Music for the 2020 musical: ‘We Will Rock You’. He also coaches U14 rugby and is an Athletics U17 boys team manager.

Mr Royall is a versatile musician, enthusiastic educator and an experienced audio engineer with a tireless passion for developing and encouraging aspiring young musicians. Since graduating from Huddersfield University in 2009 with a BSc(Hons) in Music Technology, Audio Systems, he has specialised in music technology and popular music education. Beyond teaching, Mr Royall’s professional music experiences have ranged from being a session pianist/vocalist to collaborating as musical director and producer with singer-songwriters, bands and theatre companies. As a sound engineer and designer he has worked on critically acclaimed touring shows and freelanced at UK-based recording studios and festivals. The Cranleigh Contemporary Music Academy, which runs during the summer holidays, is his latest venture into bringing inspiring, professional and formative experiences in music-making to young musicians.

Mr Royall is an avid photographer and graphic designer who enjoys immersing himself in all things film, hi-fi, skating, golf and tennis.

Non-resident Assistant Housemaster

E-mail: Mr M P D EmleyBA(Hons), QTS, MA (pending)

Mr Dom Emley is a geography teacher, Joint Head of PSHE and a Non-Residential Assistant Housemaster for East.

Mr Emley attended Sherborne School before graduating from Manchester University with a BA(Hons) in Geography. Mr Emley’s enthusiasm for Geography drove him to work and travel across over 50 countries for ten years. During this time he spent seven years teaching in secondary schools and Universities in Northern Japan.

Returning to London with level 1 Japanese (similar to an MA) he worked as an Economics Journalist reporting on the European shipping and commodities markets, in Japanese, for the Japanese Government. Missing the excitement of the classroom, Mr Emley returned to teaching in 2015, completing his QTS and PGCE at UCL while teaching Geography at Glyn School in Epsom. Mr Emley is a keen rugby forwards coach and blues harmonica player.

Non-resident Assistant Housemaster

E-mail: Mr J H Schofield-NewtonBA, MA

Mr Jack Schofield-Newton is a teacher in the Classics department and a Non-Resident Assistant Housemaster in East house. Originally from Rugby, he undertook his undergraduate degree at the University of Exeter before completing a Masters in Ancient History at Durham University.

Mr Schofield-Newton joined Cranleigh in September 2016. In addition to his teaching, he has been involved in coaching the kayaking team for the Devizes to Westminster race, as well as coaching badminton and the 4th XI football team.