Reddam House Umhlanga is entering an exciting new era with the appointment of Chad Moses as Executive Head. Known for his dynamic leadership and unwavering commitment to student development, Chad brings a vision that seamlessly integrates academic excellence with a focus on holistic education. His philosophy centres on sparking curiosity, building resilience, and nurturing compassionate, future-ready leaders.

A Visionary Leader with Extensive Experience

Chad Moses has an impressive track record, having led schools across South Africa, including Reddford House The Hills and St Dominic’s Newcastle. His ability to raise academic standards, prioritise student well-being, and develop high-performance teaching teams has made him a respected figure in education. In addition to his professional achievements, Chad is a devoted husband and father, a history enthusiast, a Liverpool fan, and is currently completing an MBA, which he credits with enriching his leadership approach with global perspectives.

“My vision for education has always been about creating a campus where students can thrive in every way possible—academically, athletically, artistically, and socially,” says Chad. His MBA programme has provided him with fresh, evidence-based strategies that promote diversity and encourage conscious leadership.

Q&A with Chad Moses, Executive Head of Reddam House Umhlanga

What are the biggest lessons you have learned in your career in education?
“A position in education is a calling. It’s about helping young people become the fullest version of themselves, and that requires giving of yourself daily. The reward of seeing a student’s growth is well worth it.”

What makes Reddam House Umhlanga stand out from other schools?
“The kindness, passion, and welcoming nature of the staff really impressed me. There’s a strong sense of community and a shared commitment to the students, which is essential to any school’s success.”

What is your leadership philosophy?
“My goal is to create an environment where growth and development are possible and encouraged, not only for students but also for staff. I want to help develop the leaders of tomorrow while continually growing and adapting myself.”

Do you have children, and what are their ages?
“Yes, my wife Bianca and I have two daughters: Lacey-Grace, who is 8, and Evie-Rae, who is 5. Both are excited to join the Reddam House Umhlanga family next year.”

What qualities do you think every teacher should have?
“Kindness, empathy, passion, and a real drive to bring out the best in students. These qualities are essential to create a supportive and inspiring environment.”

Who has had the greatest impact on your life?
“My daughters, Lacey and Evie, have changed how I see the world. My wife Bianca has been my greatest support, encouraging me to dream big and be my best self.”

What do you believe is more important, the journey or the destination?
“The journey. I’ve learned that focusing only on the destination can make you miss out on the joys along the way. It’s important to celebrate small victories and embrace the process, not just the end goal.”

What are you most grateful for in your life?
“My family. They are my home and my happy place, and I am grateful every day for their love and support.”

If you could meet any person in history, who would it be and why?
“Nelson Mandela. I’d love to hear his thoughts on today’s South Africa and his vision for the future, particularly his perspective on unity and social progress.”

What is a problem in the world you hope to see solved within your lifetime?
“There are many, but I would love to see people treat each other with more kindness and respect. This is something everyone has the power to change, and if achieved, it would greatly benefit society as a whole.”

What words of wisdom would you share with future generations?
“Don’t put yourself in a box or limit yourself to who you think you are now. Take on new challenges and explore—your potential is greater than you may realise.”

Looking to the Future

Chad Moses brings a compassionate yet strategic approach to Reddam House Umhlanga. His focus on holistic education and his commitment to developing well-rounded individuals are set to elevate the school community. Under his leadership, Reddam House Umhlanga is poised to reach new heights and continue shaping the leaders of tomorrow.

For more information, visit https://inspirededu.com/our-schools/ and click on the Africa & Middle East link.

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