Governors
We would like to welcome you to Huntington Community Primary School.
The Governing Body is made up of parents, staff, representatives of the community and the Local Authority. As well as sharing a common desire to support the School, the Governing Body have statutory duties by which they are legally bound. We are ultimately responsible for all matters relating to the School including teaching and learning, safeguarding, health and safety, staffing, premises and ensuring financial accountability. We work closely with the head teacher, children and staff in an open, inclusive and caring atmosphere to agree the School’s vision, ethos and strategic direction. All our Governors share a common goal in wanting the very best for the children who attend.
I would like to thank all parents and staff for the support and encouragement they give to Huntington school. For children, this support nurtures key social and creative skills, especially in these early years and helps build confidence and self-esteem. Parent interest and support in promoting the School is invaluable, it ensures Huntington School has a strong partnership with the local community and helps us continue to improve the school experience for every child, on an ongoing basis.
Brendan Hennessy
Chair of Governors
Please note: Complaints should not be sent to individual governors, but to clerk@huntington.cheshire.sch.uk, so that they may be considered by a panel of governors without prior knowledge of the issue.
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Mr Brendan Hennessy - Chair of Governing Body Committees: Premises and Health & Safety; Finance and Personnel |
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Mr Brian Turner - Vice Chair of Governing Body Committees: Finance and Personnel (Chair), Curriculum; Premises and Health & Safety I now live on the Saighton Camp development but have lived in Chester for over 35 years. I worked as an economist but later trained as a teacher and was a senior head of department in a secondary modern school. Following my research, I lectured at colleges of education and universities. I am currently engaged on a local history project looking at the development of Huntington. |
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Mrs Caroline Willis Committee: Curriculum Caroline is a qualified teacher who has worked in several primary schools in Cheshire. Previously she enjoyed careers in higher education and marketing. Caroline has two sons who both attended Huntington from Nursery class, and have now moved on to high school. |
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Mr Andrew Wentel Committees: Premises and Health & Safety; Finance and Personnel Andy has two daughters at Huntington, in Year 3 and Year 6. Andy’s career is in the Merchant Navy and he now serves as a Marine Pilot in the Port of Liverpool. |
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Dr Stephen Ball Committee: Curriculum Stephen is a qualified teacher with over 15 years' experience. He is the Head of Physics at a local independent school, teaching pupils from ages 11 to 18. He has two daughters in the school, one in year 6 and one in year 3. |
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Mr David Whitehead Committees: Premises and Health & Safety; Finance and Personnel David is the Chairman of Huntington Parish Council. He has a son in Year 3. |
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Mrs Louise Gibson Committee: Curriculum Louise is Clerk to Huntington Parish Council and has a keen interest in the Huntington community as well as education, having been a primary school teacher/Assistant Head in her previous career. |
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Mrs Carol Morgan Committee: Curriculum Carol has worked at Huntington Primary as a teaching assistant for several years, across both Key Stage 1 and 2. Previously she worked in a similar role in a secondary school. |
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Mrs Gail Crompton Committee: Curriculum Gail has worked at Huntington Primary as a teacher for several years across Key Stage 1 and Early Years. She is the school's Science Co-ordinator. |
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Mr Duncan Rose Committees: Finance and Personnel; Curriculum; Premises and Health & Safety Duncan has worked at Huntington since 2002, and became the headteacher in 2009. He was formerly a lead teacher for Cheshire. |
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