Governors Page
Governors Information
Name of Governor/Trustee | Committee | Position held
| Curriculum Responsibility (Under Review) |
Will Howell | Personnel/Finance | Vice Chair of Governors
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Danielle Arathoon | SPD & Curriculum
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Tim Askham | Finance
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Jilly Atherton | Personnel
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Stephen Boothroyd | Finance | Finance Chair
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Emma Gillis | SPD & Curriculum
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Michael Hennessey | SPD & Curriculum
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Judith Lukey | SPD & Curriculum
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Hannah Middleton
| Personnel | ||
Amy Nisbett
| Finance
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Clair Peers | Finance |
Governors responsible for supporting Finance are Tim Askham and Steven Boothroyd.
Staff Governors:
Jan Barlow – School Principal – attends all meetings
Becky Swift – Head of Education – attends Curriculum and SPD and Full Governors meetings
Noel Conreen – Business & Finance Manager – attends Finance, Personnel and Full Governors meetings
Paddy Boyle – Teacher Governor – Assistant Head of Education – attends Curriculum and Full Governors meeting
Simon Ratcliffe – Staff Governor – Site Manager – attends Full Governors meetings
Louise Cairns – Teacher Governor – Science Teacher – attends SPD and Full Governors meetings
Ruth Myers – SENCO – attends Curriculum and Full Governors meetings
Iolen Strettle-Jones – attends SPD and Full Governors meetings
Clerk to the governors is Allison Stewart.
The Committee meetings are held every term with Finance having two meetings in the Autumn Term and the Spring Term. The Full Governors meetings are held every term.
If you would like to contact Will Howell (Chair of Governors) please use the email address admin@chaigeley.org.uk or alternatively address your correspondence to Will Howell, Chair of Governors, Chaigeley School, Thelwall, Warrington. WA4 2TE
For more information on our Chair of Governors (Will Howell) please click the button below.
Name: Will Howell – Chair of Governors
Meetings attended: All
Governor responsibility: ICT and Careers
After spending sevral years as Vice Chair of the governing body I steeped up to Chair in Summer 2020
I worked for ICL/Fujitsu for 33 years and have since worked at a small IT company that supply business systems and services for the last 10 years.
My ICT skills are not really technical (though not surprisingly I am pretty well up to date), but more on the business and management side.
My highlights through my reasonably lengthy time at Fujitsu include managing the whole validation and release process for our large computer operating system (like releasing Windows 7 but on a small scale) and then as part of the then start up Internet business managing all our projects and services as we grew a 500 person business from nothing.