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Our Governing Body

The role of governors is to ensure that the school is doing the best job possible for the community. School governors play a central role in deciding how the school is run, they set the ethos for the school and hold the senior leaders in the school to account.
The role of governors is to ensure that the school is doing the best job possible for the community. School governors play a central role in deciding how the school is run, they set the ethos for the school and hold the senior leaders in the school to account.

Governors set targets for what we expect pupils to achieve in their time at Welbourne and they then work with teachers to decide how best to achieve those targets. Governors are responsible for deciding how the school spends its money; for example spending on refurbishing buildings or buying in the services of family support workers. They also appoint senior staff and monitor performance.

Welbourne Primary School – List of Governors

Name Type of Governor/Responsibilities Term from Term to
Penny Hobman Parent governor – LANGCOMM Link 24.11.20 23.11.24
Hannah Wright Parent governor – SEND Link 26.09.22 25.09.26
Nick Oshikanlu Parent governor – Creative Arts Link 10.05.21 09.05.25
George Warren Co-opted governor – Finance Committee, Early Years Link 25.11.19 24.11.23
Henry Holms Co-opted governor 16.01.22 15.01.26
Olamide Iyiola Co-opted governor 16.01.22 15.01.26
Pauline Herbert Co-opted governor – Racial Equity Link 25.06.18 24.06.22
Vacancy
Sophia Ropek Hewson Co-opted governor 22.11.21 21.11.25
Victoria Kirby Co-opted governor – STEM Link 26.09.22 25.09.26
Sarah Ranchev-Hale Co-opted governor – Global Eye Link 22.11.21 21.11.25
Alice Grierson Co-opted governor – SMSC Link 21.11.22 20.11.26
Rehana Ali Staff governor 21.11.22 20.11.26
Rhys Moffat LA governor – Chair, Finance Committee, Safeguarding Link 22.11.21 21.11.25
Robert Lane Interim Headteacher governor (Ex-Officio) N/A N/A

Governing Body Register of Interests for School Governors

The governing body and school staff have a responsibility to avoid any conflict between business and personal interests and the interests of the school. To help put this duty into practice and to meet legal requirements, all maintained schools maintain a register of interests. The register will ensure that governors’ and Associate Members personal interests do not unfairly prejudice, influence or conflict with school’s decision making processes.

Name Governor/Associate Member Business interests declared Governorships elsewhere declared Relationships with members of staff and their relatives declared Date form completed
RHYS MOFFAT LA GOVERNOR None None None 22/11/2021
PAULINE HERBERT CO-OPTED GOVERNOR None None None 22/11/2021
NICK OSHIKANLUK PARENT GOVERNOR None None None 22/11/2021
ADE ADESIYAN CO-OPTED GOVERNOR None None None 22/11/2021
PENNY HOBMAN PARENT GOVERNOR None None Yes- Partner of Children’s Centre Manager 22/11/2021
GEORGE WARREN CO-OPTED GOVERNOR None None None 22/11/2021
SOPHIA ROPEK-HEWSON CO-OPTED GOVERNOR None None None 22/11/2021

Governing Board attendance tracker academic year 2022- 23

  Term 1 Term 2 Term 3
26 Sept 22 23 Nov 22 16 Jan 23 06 Mar 23
Rhys Moffat Y Y Y Y
Robert Lane Y Y Y Y
Rehana Ali N/A Y Y Y
Penny Hobman Y Y Y Y
Hannah Wright Y Y Y Y
Nick Oshikanlu Y Y Y Y
Pauline Herbert Y Y Y Y
Ade Adesiyan Y N – –
George Warren Y N Y N
Monica Walcott N – – –
Preety Mohabeer N – – –
Sarah Ranchev-Hale Y N N Y
Victoria Kirby N Y N Y
Alice Grierson Y N Y Y
Olamide Iyiola N/A Y Y Y
Henry Holms N/A Y Y Y
Sophia Ropek Hewson N N N Y
Jane Stone N Y Y Y
Gina Cattini Y Y N N
Clare Ejiogu Y Y N N

Key – Y = Attendance, N = Approved Absence, X= Un-approved Absence m, – = Retired

Please click here to view the minutes of Full Governing Body meetings