1. Matthew Jonathan Raggett was born on 1972 and is a British educator, writer and the former Headmaster of The Doon School, the all-boys boarding school in Dehradun, India.
13 Facts About Matthew Raggett
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Matthew Raggett succeeded Peter McLaughlin in 2016, becoming the tenth headmaster of the school.
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Matthew Raggett was the fourth Englishman in Doon's history to head the school and was a member of The Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference, UK.
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Matthew Raggett is currently the Director of the Thuringia International School, Weimar, DE.
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Matthew Raggett went to the University of Newcastle and received a BSc in Physics and Applied Maths, a PGCE from the University of Worcester and then an MBA from Charles Sturt University in Australia.
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Matthew Raggett then joined the Doon School, succeeding Peter McLaughlin as the tenth Headmaster of the all-boys Round Square school in Dehradun.
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At Doon, Matthew Raggett worked to improve the quality of teaching and learning, grow the provision for pastoral care and implement the Cambridge IGCSE assessment for Grade 10 that the previous board and Headmaster had introduced.
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Matthew Raggett wrote Your Child's First Steps Towards Success and How Your Child Can Win in Life both published by Juggernaut Books in 2019.
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Matthew Raggett leads an educational consultancy, MR Ed Partners, based in Leipzig, Germany, which helps global institutions improve their pedagogical practices in various ways, including better design and architecture.
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Matthew Raggett served as the Director of Education for VITALIS European Projects from 2021 to 2023.
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Matthew Raggett is a member of the GRJ Education team which provides real-time, case based leadership development for middle and senior leaders for schools in the UK, particularly HMC and SCIS schools, and for British schools overseas and international schools.
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Matthew Raggett is working with the EdTech company Dextres in India as a member of their School Success Team.
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In July 2023 Matthew Raggett became the Director of the Thuringia International School, Weimar, DE.