She has worked at the extraordinary City and Country School, a 100-year old school, which is birth-place of the wooden building blocks program. She has been the Head of School for 16 years at Stevens Cooperative School, New jersey and the Principal of an international school in Myanmar.    

 Zoë has been a source of constant support and inspiration over the last 2-3 years. She has thrown open the doors of her school for our teachers (a rarity in India!!). 

 She is very committed to the idea of forming an alliance of progressive schools in Mumbai - a platform where teachers and leaders of these schools can learn from each other. 

Chris is very passionate about bringing the EL-Education model to schools in India, especially schools with limited resources. He would like to use the The Polymath School as a proof-of-concept for EL Education in India.

Chris has three children (two daughters and a son). His wife Amy is the head of International Primary Program at Heritage and has over 20 years of experience in leading experiential and Project-Based-Learning (PBL) schools. 

She has done her PhD in Science Education from Teachers College Columbia University, and has worked as a "Community and Social Responsibility Coordinator" at the American School of Mumbai, a consultant with Kaivalya Education Foundation and as a Principal of an Akanksha Foundation School. 

Children from our school have participated in her City as Lab (CaL) program - a unique city-based research project undertaken by school children for 3-4 months, which culminates in a one-day conference event.

Purvi is a very passionate educator and we have spoken and dreamt about starting a teacher-training program on Project-Based-Learning.