Mag. Dagmar Gerl

has been accompanying us for many years in the development of our multi-age classes as well as in inter-age teaching in general. In addition to her teaching qualification for primary and special schools, she has numerous additional qualifications in the areas of peer mediation, intercultural learning, support for teachers in training (visiting school teachers), leisure education, Montessori education and adult education. She is currently the head of a public reform pedagogical primary school in Vienna.

Dr Edwin Boyce

is founder and head of Pacific Hill Christian School in Sydney, Australia as well as chairman of Pacific Schools and founder of the global network of Christian schools GCSN.
For years we have been in close contact with our Australian partner schools. This regular exchange includes annual visits by Dr. Boyce and/or other colleagues from his leadership team, seminars for our team here in Vienna, exchange of educators from Australia and Austria for a project of several weeks, job shadowing of our leadership team at schools in Australia and also New Zealand, organisation of joint conferences for schools in Austria, Germany, France and other European countries and much more.
Intensive contact and exchange also takes place with Dr. Katrin Lamont and Dr. Stephen Fyson, both also in the leadership and advisory team of the Pacific School Group.

Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Stock,

is a German journalist (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Berliner Zeitung, FOCUS for Bonn and Berlin, among others), author (first biography on Angela Merkl), university lecturer, former managing director of a consulting agency for public relations and member of the main board of the German Evangelical Alliance.

Since 2017, he has been General Secretary at the Association of Evangelical Confessional Schools. Due to his decades of experience in public relations and crisis management as well as his diverse leadership activities, he is a great support, especially for our campus leadership team, and is always available in an advisory capacity.