Adrian Moody
The Director
Leading with vision and integrity.
School leadership, board governance, AGM videos, and leadership resources in one structured page.
Our senior administration and programme leaders ensure strategic direction, operational excellence, and strong student support across BMIS.
The Director
Leading with vision and integrity.
Head of Finance
Ensuring financial sustainability and accountability.
Head of Operations
Optimizing operations for an excellent learning environment.
Primary Principal
Guiding young minds with passion and care.
PYP Coordinator
Ensuring inquiry-based learning excellence.
Secondary Principal
Empowering critical thinking and leadership.
MYP Coordinator
Supporting inquiry and skill development.
DP Coordinator
Ensuring excellence in IB Diploma delivery.
The structure of the BMIS Board of Trustees is laid down by the Articles of Association and is made up of nine parent members. The board is broadly representative of different parent groups and includes Malawian and non-Malawian members.
The term of office is three years, with elections held annually following the AGM.
Chairperson: Board Member
Focused on sustainable education growth.
Board Member
Malawian Tax Payer, Riz is Malawian born, having completed his primary and secondary education in Malawi before moving on to the UK to pursue higher education studies in horticulture and agriculture. He has since applied his skill set in the agriculture development and investment space in Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa and the wider Southern Africa region. Co-opted to the BoT in September 2023. He is married with 2 children, his first born daughter is currently in primary at BMIS.
Board Member
Non-Tax Payer, Kristen Pohl-Munro is a mother of three children at BMIS currently in grades 1, 8, and 11, who have been educated in 6 international schools. Kristen has taken up leadership, technical, and advisory roles spanning admissions, tuition and billing, communications, curriculum development, creative arts, and parent-teacher relationships.
Board Member
Non-Tax Payer, Mujobu Moyo is a development economist with over a decade of experience in research and policy engagement. She has worked at organizations such as the World Bank, the Center for Global Development (CGD), the International Growth Center (IGC), and Economic Development Initiatives (EDI). Throughout her career, she has been instrumental in fostering demand-driven research initiatives and facilitating meaningful dialogue between policymakers and researchers. She holds an MSc in Economics for Development from the University of Oxford. Mujo is a Tanzanian national and has two children at BMIS in grades 7 and 3.
Board Member
Malawian Tax-Payer, Francis Simama strongly believe that every student deserves a supportive environment where they not only learn but thrive. Drawing on extensive experience in business and leadership, he is committed to backing policies that prioritize student success, equality, and inclusivity.
Board Member
Non-Malawian Non-Tax Payer, Heidi Schellenger, U.S. Embassy Management Officer in Malawi, has a child at BMIS. With a civil engineering background and an MPA from Harvard, she is devoted to her role after 12 years in non-profits.
Board Member
Non-Malawian Tax Payer, Ken is a chartered accountant and MBA with 18+ years of international experience. He is a system development and fraud prevention expert and leads Emere, a cloud-based B2B platform fighting fraud in procurement.
Board Member
Ensuring transparency and collaboration.
The structure of the BMIS Board of Trustees is laid down by the Articles of Association and is made up of nine parent members, including Malawian parents, non-Malawian taxpayers, and non-taxpayers.
The term of office is three years. Elections are held annually following the AGM and before the end of the academic year.
To prepare students to become responsible, self-reliant, and productive citizens of an ever-changing world.
To provide education of an accredited international standard through a broad curriculum.
To foster awareness and respect for the rights and freedoms of all individuals.
To achieve success through partnership among students, management, staff, and the Board.
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