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St Mark's Primary School

 

Governors

Membership Information

 

Governor’s Full Name

Category of Governor

Appointed by

Terms of Office From

Terms of Office

To / Date stepped down if appropriate

Committees (and voting rights for Associate Members)

Positions of Responsibility

Attendance (2022 - 2023)

Attendance (2021-2022)

FGB

FGB

 

 

Diana

Coman

Co-opted

Governing

Body

December 2019

December 2023

Governing Body

Chair of Governors

 

Wellbeing

 

Equality & Diversity

(Shadow Governor Training)

6/6

4/4

Mags Alexander

Co-opted

Governing Body

December 2019

December 2023

Governing Body

Vice Chair of Governors

 

Safeguarding 

6/6

3/4

Ania

Kennedy

Staff

Ex officio

September 2008

 

Governing Body 

 

Headteacher

6/6

4/4

Danielle Archer

Staff

Staff

October 2020

October 2024

Governing body

Assistant 

Headteacher

 

6/6

4/4

Agatha Akygyina (Cllr)

Co-opted

Governing Body

July

2021

July 2025

Governing body

Community Liaison

 

SEND

 

 

3/6 2/4

Samina Ali 

Sharif

 

Parent

Parents

February 2022

February 2026

Governing Body

Training - Staff and Governor

 

(Shadow Curriculum)

 

(Shadow Finance) 

5/6

2/2

Anthony

Geary

Parent

Parents

June 2021

June 2025

Governing Body

Finance - with on focus on Pupil Premium

6/6

4/4

Natasha

Irons

(Cllr)

Local Authority

LB Merton

February 2023

February  2027

Governing Body

Environmental Sustainability

4/6

2/4

Helen Murphy

Co-opted

Governing Body

July 2023

July 2027

Governing Body

Premises inc Health and Safety

1/1

N/A

Estelle

Tiberti

Co-opted

Governing Body

July 2023

July 2027

Governing Body

 SEND

1/1

N/A

Stepped down

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Tony

Richards

Co-opted

Governing

Body

February 2021 November 2022

 Governing Body

Health & Safety

 

Premises

 0/1

 2/4

Keisha

Baker-Benjamin

Co-opted

Governing Body

July 2021 March 2023

Governing Body

Child Protection /Safeguarding

2/3

2/4

Gillian

Boyd

 

Co-opted

Governing Body

December 2022 August 2023

Governing Body

Curriculum

 

Equality & Diversity

 

SEND

 

Wellbeing

4/6

2/4

Structure and Remit Information

Committee

Chair

Remit of Committee

Full Governing Body

Diana Coman

The purpose of Governing Bodies is to “conduct the school with a view to promoting high standards of educational achievement at the school” (Education Act, 2002).

Governing bodies focus on three strategic functions:

  1. Ensuring clarity of vision, ethos and strategic direction
  2. Holding the Headteacher to account for the educational performance of the school and its pupils
  3. Overseeing the financial performance of the school and making sure its money is well spent

 

Register of Interests

GOVERNOR’S FULL NAME

BUSINESS / PECUNIARY INTERESTS

DETAILS OF GOVERNANCE ROLES IN OTHER EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS

MATERIAL INTERESTS ARISING FROM RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN GOVERNORS or

GOVERNORS AND SCHOOL STAFF (INCLUDING SPOUSES, PARTNERS AND CLOSE RELATIVES)

Diana Coman

 Trustee - Evolue

 

 

Mags Alexander

 

 

 

Ania  Kennedy

Director of Mitcham Town Cluster Co-Op

 

1:1 Tuition delivery

 

 

Danielle Archer

 

Agatha Akygyina

 

 

Grandchild is pupil at St Mark's Primary

Samina Ali Sharif

 

 

Child is pupil at St Mark's Primary

Anthony Geary

 

 

Children are pupils St Mark's Primary

Natasha Irons

 

Child is pupil at St Mark's Primary

Helen Murphy

 

 

Estelle Tiberti

 

Child is pupil at St Mark's Primary

 

Governing Board Diversity Data

St Mark’s is committed to having an active board that is diverse and inclusive and reflective of the community we serve. A diversity of thought, voices and perspectives is essential to good governance and the effective running of any organisation. We regularly collect diversity information from our governors and, depending on current data, can use this to:
  • target recruitment to address gaps in experience and diversity
  • develop and adapt board practices to ensure full participation
  • prioritise training and awareness-raising in identified areas
  • address potential ‘blind spots’ through seeking wider advice and perspectives on current and upcoming opportunities, challenges and risks

 However, as a small school, we are unable to publish this information as it would mean that individual members of our governing body are identifiable (schools must ensure that individuals cannot be identified through publication of data).