Governors

Elizabeth combines her role as Governor with her day job as a Teaching Assistant at Wolviston Primary School. Having two children at Roseberry Primary, she sees her role as bridging the gap between the school and the parents.

She feels it is encouraging to see the enthusiasm of the children and the passion and commitment of the staff to create a school that is forward thinking in its approach.

Keen to share her learnings from working with children with special needs, Elizabeth has been involved with the family forum and hopes to encourage the family link within the school, placing it firmly within the community.

“The school is a fun, inspiring and friendly place to be with pro-active, progressive staff that are committed to providing the best education environment for the children. It’s an exciting place and I am proud to be involved”

A retired Senior Manager within Social Services, Bill has been a Governor for 35 years. He was nominated by one of the local Councillors and has seen the transition from Local Authority decision making to the current system which allows the school and governing body to make vital decisions.

Not one to describe himself as academic, Bill has realised through his career the importance of education in all stages of life however feels it is essential to obtain a good grounding at school and hopes to pass on his experience and learnings to support the next generation.

He sees the role as a supportive and challenging one; working with the Head Teacher and leading the governing body in all aspects of running the school. Bill talks passionately about ‘his’ school and his aspirations to take one step at a time, being realistic when supporting children and their families through the education journey.

“We have some real success stories at the school and I’m particularly proud of how the children have achieved at sport; learning that they succeed when they work hard. People often tell me how well behaved our children are and that is something that is reflected whenever I am in the school.”

Becoming a Governor was a natural progression for Cathryn; as Deputy Head of the school, she was keen to play a bigger part within the school and be involved in the decision making process. Driven by her belief that all children should be given the best possible start in life and her desire to ensure everything is done to a high standard, Cathryn is keen to ensure the children have an opportunity to progress and reach their potential. She enjoys being part of the team of staff and Governors and thinks this offers her a unique insight into the importance of making the correct decision, witnessing first hand the difference to the children. She feels privileged to see the children progress through their school career and watch them grow both academically and personally.
“Roseberry offers a safe environment for children to learn in whilst showing them every opportunity possible to expand themselves. It’s a pleasure to be involved.”

Governing Body

Committee

Co-Opted

Governor

Chair of Resources

3/3

RES          3/3

PAY          1/1

None

No

None

Parent Governor

3/3

RES 3/3

None

No

None

Co-Opted Governor

07/01/2023

SIC 1/2

None

Co-Opted Staff member Redcar Outwood Academy

Parent

Governor

to

29/05/2018

27/06/2018 to 26/06/2022

School Improvement/Resources

Chair of GB and SIC

3/3

SIC:3/3

Pay 1/1

None

No

Wild Ideas gardening services) (May 2007)

Parent Governor

None

No

No

Co-Opted Governor

27/6/2019 to

26/06/2023

Res 1/2

Works in school as a lunchtime supervisor

No

LA Governor

Res 1/1

C0-Opted Governor

PAY 1/1

Portrait & Event photography ( 2009 to present)

No

Staff Governor

to 5/11/19

SIC 3/2

No

Headteacher

Headteacher

RES 3/3

Yes

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