Mark Lovell is the Coordinator of the Year 10 Character and Enterprise Program and teaches English at Barker College, where he has also acted as a Head of House and is involved in the School’s debating program. Prior to joining Barker, he worked as a residential Boarding Master at Shore. Mark holds four degrees: a Bachelor of Arts in English and Latin and a Bachelor of Secondary Education from the University of Sydney, a Diploma of Biblical Theology from Moore Theological College, and a Master of Arts in Liberal Arts from St John’s College, Annapolis, where he was a Ramsay Postgraduate Scholar. He has received multiple scholarships and academic awards, including the annual Distinguished Essay Prize from the Graduate Institute at St John’s College. His professional and scholarly interests focus on education, faith, and the human condition, and particularly the role of schools in the formation of character.