Who are St John's Governors?
Name |
Responsibilities |
Type of Governor |
Nature of Pecuniary Interest |
Term of Office Ends |
Mr James Asfa |
Chair Safeguarding Inclusion S.E.N.D
|
Foundation Governor - SDBE |
No Interest to Declare |
31/03/2024 |
Mr Christopher Taylor |
Vice Chair (Finance) Pupil Premium Sports Premium Science |
Foundation Governor |
No Interest to Declare |
10/11/2022 |
Mrs Nicky Zeronian-Dalley |
Executive Head |
|
No Interest to Declare |
n/a |
Mrs Sophia Bryan-Whyte |
Head of School |
SDBE Governor |
No Interest to Declare |
01/05/2022 |
Mr Patrick Williams |
Deputy Head |
Staff Governor |
No Interest to Declare |
01/05/2022 |
Mrs Terry Lewis |
S.E.N.D Health and Safety Children Looked After (C.L.A.) P.S.H.C.E History & Geopgraphy |
Foundation Governor PCC |
No Interest to Declare |
31/03/2024 |
Mrs Anna Manning |
Literacy |
Foundation Governor PCC |
No Interest to Declare |
01/12/2023 |
Ms Patricia Omonua |
Art and DT |
Parent Governor PCC |
No Interest to Declare |
25/09/2023 |
Revd Robert Faulkner |
Religious Education Collective Worship
|
Ex-Officio |
No Interest to Declare |
n/a |
Ms Damilola Bamidele |
Computing |
Foundation Governor | No Interest to Declare | 30/06/2024 |
Ms Lucy Darling |
Maths |
Local Authority Governor | No Interest to Declare | 13/07/2024 |
Anna Manning "I became a school governor for the first time at St. John's in 2015 after becoming a regular worshipper at St John the Evangelist and a local to Brixton. My professional background is in law, which has equipped me well to scrutinise and challenge in order to support the leadership team at St John's. I have a special interest in reading and I am currently supporting the school to create a library for our learners". |
Chris Taylor I am a chartered accountant working for one of the large accounting firms in London. I worship at St. Margaret’s, Chipstead where I have been both Church Treasurer and Churchwarden. At the time that I became a Governor at St John’s, there was a link between the parishes of St John’s and St Margaret’s. Through this link an advert appeared in a Sunday pew sheet seeking someone with financial experience to join the Board of Governors at St John’s. I felt a strong calling to respond to this. Since that time, I can honestly say that it has been an honour to serve as a Governor of the school. I have been blessed to have had an opportunity to meet so many inspiring people both within the school and within the local community. I am married with two daughters – one of whom is at university and the other of whom is in her final year of school. |
Terry Lewis “It was an absolute pleasure to be considered to be governor and actually becoming one at St John’s. For the last 25 years I have been working within Education, spanning from Primary through to University, and Europe. I started as a youth worker in South London and was asked to work inside a pupil referral unit which changed my whole approach to education, so I decided to become a Behaviour Consultant looking at how to engage student who are indifferent. After completing my Degree in Youth Justice And Social Policy, I went on to complete my QTLS and started running educational projects for various educational setting. Currently, I run my own small company providing education and training to the unique. I enjoy singing, and my most favourite pastime in reading. I have a beautiful daughter who is currently in secondary school and I am guardian to my son from China who came to live with us 5 years ago and studied at Manchester University. I am passionate about being able at what you are good at and never giving up on your dreams.” |
Patricia Omonua I am delighted to take up my first Governors role at St John’s Angell Town, I am a mother three children and am passionate about high quality education and each and every child reaching their full potential St John’s Angell Town. I hope to be able to represent other parents to ensure all the children at the school have the best possible start in life: This relates to the education provided as well as an environment that is caring, supportive, helpful and nurturing. I am really looking forward to working with the children, staff and families within the school community. |
Damilola (Dami) Bamidele I have been working in the third sector for over thirteen years; I have worked nationally and internationally devising and leading projects within the education, manufacturing, and not for profit sectors. I have worked in everything from Project Management to International Events Management to Grants Coordination and Fundraising. I am a huge supporter of education, for the past 10 years I have worked mostly in higher education however I began my career supporting primary and secondary education. I have organised conferences in different parts of the world such as Jamaica, South Africa, and New Zealand to name a few. I love to travel and have been very fortunate that in previous roles I was able to see the world. I am passionate about books, films (action and sci-fi), music, and theatre. My passion for books led me to start a book club twelve years ago, which meets monthly, we mostly eat and gossip, but we do manage to squeeze in some literature! |
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