Ex-professional goalkeeper Fabian is passionately committed to changing the narrative around sport and education. Day to day, Fabian cultivates ground-breaking partnerships between MVA and sporting organisations, and provides unwavering support to our student-athletes, championing a balance between their academic and athletic pursuits.

Fittingly, his favourite school memory is playing football.

Over the last eight years since founding Minerva, Hugh's leadership and dedication has enabled thousands of students, overlooked by the traditional system, to receive the education and qualifications they deserve. As a former Classics scholar, Hugh's favourite subjects at school were Latin and Greek. Today, he leads MVA's mission to provide a flexible and affordable alternative to traditional school, and to offer the British Curriculum to any student around the world.

Kel runs our social accounts and keeps the MVA community informed with all that's going on day to day at MVA. She joined the school after growing an impressive following on Tiktok and provides Social Media training to our students as part of our unique Wellbeing programme.

The subject Kel would like to study at MVA in 100 years time is 'Interplanetary Civilisations', which she says would be learning how to build on, and adjust to life on, other planets.

As MVA's Senior Creative, James utilises his innovative animation and state-of-the-art editing techniques to generate highly-specific and engaging educational content for our students, which they access on our Virtual Learning Platform.

A standout school memory for James is a triumphant debate where he successfully advocated for relegating mashed potato to room 101 - a conviction he still upholds to this day!

As Headmaster, Lawrence shapes MVA's educational vision and leads our teaching staff and faculty.

Choosing a single favourite school memory proved a challenge for Lawrence, but word has it a recent standout moment was his mesmerising performance of Chopin's Ballade in G minor during his final term at Wycombe Abbey.

His tremendous musical and artistic talent is now channeled into fostering a vibrant and dynamic learning environment for all his students at MVA.

Emily guides prospective parents and students seamlessly through the admissions process at MVA. Her extensive experience and daily conversations with parents about their unique needs make her an invaluable voice of advice for new families seeking out virtual schooling for the first time.

Her favourite school memory is when her form won the best picture prize for the school Oscars, featuring a twist on High School Musical, naturally!