Governors
Colin Savage CHAIR OF GOVERNORS and Outcomes for Pupils Champion |
With over 35 years in the nuclear industry in leadership positions I was asked to bring my skill base into the school through the governor route. Having a detailed knowledge of what the school is about from Lesley and having a daughter who has thrived having attended the setting I feel honored in being asked to lead the governing body in their quest to ensure the combined settings deliver for every child who attends. I would like every child to be given the support, care and attention that my daughter had, so they can then go on and be the best they can, and have the brighter future that parents and carers want for the children they are responsible for. I want to ensure this is done in a safe and caring environment and I hope that I can use my experiences to further develop the school I recognise the potential conflict of interest, being Married to the head teacher, and give my commitment that I will retain integrity and not be involved in any discussions which give any personal benefit. I will declare all conflicts of interest and will expect the vice chair to take the decisions where appropriate.
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Joanne Kight-Green VICE-CHAIR OF GOVERNORS Co-opted governor |
I decided to become a parent governor as an extension of my involvement in school. I have trained through Cumbria Mentor Point as a mentor for school children and I am a Science & Engineering Ambassador who promotes science and technology , engineering and maths to children of all ages. I hope to be able to bring these skills to the school through my role as a governor. |
Gwynneth Everett Local Authority Governor
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I have been a governor since 2005. prior to this I worked in the nursery for 18 years as school secretary and over the years I have seen the nursery grow and develop. I became a governor as I am intensely proud of the service the nursery has given and continues to give the Frizington community and wanted in some small way to support the school |
Julie Moore Staff Governor |
I have been working at the nursery since 2006 and I am fully committed to making our nursery a thriving centre of the community. I love to get involved in all the extra -curricular activities and fund raising opportunities as well as the day running of our nursery. |
Rebecca Bound Parent Governor Governor with responsibility for SEND
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Kara Smallman Parent Governor with responsibility for Safeguarding
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Rebecca has a background in early years and holds an early years teaching assistant qualification. She has three children of her own, two of whom have attended this setting and her youngest is just starting his journey here.
Kara is a Key Stage 2 teacher in a Special School. She has two children, the eldest of whom attended the nursery and the youngest is hopefully still to come. |
Lesley Savage Head Teacher |
Being a governor is an interesting part of my role in school. Working with the parents, members of our local community and staff who make up the governing body is both important and enjoyable, in deciding on the strategic direction of our school and involving these stakeholders in our school community. The governing body meets 5 times a year with sub committees meeting between. Governors visit school on a regular basis to work alongside staff and children in the classrooms and to support me in my role as Head. |