A new executive head has been named at the helm of an education group in Dorset.
Bryanston has appointed Titus Edge as the first executive head of the Bryanston Group, which includes Bryanston, Bryanston Prep, and Thorngrove School.
He will step into the role in January 2027 following the departure of Richard Jones.
Eric Benedict, chair of governors at Bryanston, said: "We are delighted to appoint Titus as the first Executive Head of Bryanston.
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"He brings exceptional experience as a highly successful Head in both the UK and internationally, combined with a clear understanding of Bryanston’s distinctive ethos.
"The pupils, staff and governors who met him during the recruitment process were struck by his authenticity and understanding of what makes Bryanston so distinctive."
Mr Edge said: "I am delighted to be appointed Executive Head of Bryanston, one of the most iconic independent schools in the country.
"I have long admired the school for its commitment to the individual, its distinctive philosophy, its genuine sense of community and its ambition for the young people it serves.
"This is a hugely exciting opportunity to build on what has been achieved under Richard’s leadership and to work with an outstanding team to develop a bright and ambitious future for the Bryanston Group."
Mr Edge brings nearly 30 years of experience in educational leadership across UK and international independent schools.
He has served as headmaster of St Paul's in São Paulo, Brazil for the past six years.
He began his teaching career at the City of London School for Boys before becoming head of history at Dulwich College.
He later moved to Gordonstoun, where he held the roles of deputy head and head.
Mr Edge will take over from Richard Jones, who is leaving Bryanston at the end of next term to begin a new role in Dubai.
Mr Benedict paid tribute to Mr Jones’ service to the school.
He said: "On behalf of the Governors, I would like to recognise Richard Jones’s outstanding contribution to Bryanston.
"He leaves with our sincere thanks and very best wishes."
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