Elwyn's

Mr Elliott Grant

Elliott joined Felsted in 2021 and has thrown himself into the school community teaching business, coaching rugby, hockey and cricket, helping coordinate Round Square and taking part in Duke of Edinburgh expeditions. 

Prior to teaching, Elliott spent 5 years working in finance before moving into travel and events, spending a decade travelling to 20+ countries a year with corporate clients. 

Elliott went to Caterham School in Surrey before studying his bachelors degree at Loughborough University and his postgraduate teaching qualification at the University of Buckingham. 

Thriving in anything outdoors and challenging, Elliott has climbed mountains all around the world including peaks in Nepal, The Alps and Africa. He enjoys long distance endurance events and has completed the Marathon des Sables, three Ironman triathlons, 15+ marathons and single day running events up to 100km. He’s also a passionate skier having postponed working after university to do a couple of ski seasons. 

Elliott, and his wife Olivia, have a young daughter called Nola, and a springador called Sonny Bill (named after the All Blacks rugby star). They can all be seen regularly around the house making Elwyn’s a homely, family environment. 

Adrian joined Felsted to teach Chemistry in September 2017. He is a keen sportsman, supporting the school's Squash and Cricket programmes in particular and looks forward to supporting Elwyn's boys in House competitions as well as all their other endeavours over the years ahead.

He has worked in a number of schools in the UK and Australia which has given him a wealth of pastoral experience. Felsted is definitely considered home, though. He was married to Sarah in Felsted village church and all her immediate family are from the village. They have a daughter, Eleanor and a son, Jenson.

Tracey Skittrall joined Elwyn's as Matron in February 2022 and is a key part of the Elwyn's famiy. Before this she was the Health and Wellbeing Assistant at Felsted Prep School.

 

 

Aidan joined Felsted in September 2019 as a Classics teacher. He also has the privilege of leading the Andrew Society, Felsted's Sixth-Form academic society. 

He grew up in Crawley, West Sussex, which explains his questionable choice (his words!) in football team (the mighty Crawley Town). He came to Felsted having studied a Classics degree at Oxford University. 

Besides following and playing football whenever possible, Aidan is a keen musician, with various performances and tours keeping him occupied when he's not busy supervising the boys! Highlights include singing at the BBC Proms and performing in the brass band national championships, both at the Royal Albert Hall in London.