
Meet Our Governors
CHAIRPERSON
Andy kyte |
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"I enjoy putting back into my community, helping others and being able to be part of decision-making in order to make things better. I love watching and being involved in the school's development and journey and I love inter-acting with the children and staff." Likes: Anything to do with WW2 - I collect military vehicles, love exotic holidays, my pets and my family. Dislikes: Cucumber, clowns and boy racers! VICE CHAIRPERSON
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HEADTEACHER
Liz Webster |
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"As Headteacher of the school, it is important that I am part of the Governing Body so I can work alongside and support them in making this school a wonderful place to learn." Likes: Happy people, champagne, sport, teaching EVERY child in the school! Dislikes: Grumpy people, olives and paperwork! |
FINANCE & STAFFING COMMITTEE
Peter Waller |
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"As a governor, I hope to support the school in continuing to provide such a fantastic, learning environment. I have worked as an HR Director for a number of years supporting various businesses grow and manage their people effectively." Likes: Drawing and painting, especially with my children, Brighton and Hove Albion - "We are the Premier League!" Dislikes: Spiders (I run a mile!) and avocado (the texture is all wrong!) |
Stacey chandler |
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"My son loved his time at Aldingbourne Primary School and my daughter (year 3) is thriving here. She is always happy to come to school and I feel that by being a Governor, I am able to show my gratitude to this wonderful school. I run a busy company with my husband and I am a qualified Management Accountant meaning I can share my skills in finance with the Aldingbourne team and support them in any way I can." Likes: sunny weather, spa days, dog walks with the family Dislikes: negative people, being cold, food shopping |
Nicola Hollingworth |
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"I enjoy being a Governor because I can help make a difference and support the school. I am a solicitor specialising in employment law and I have also previously been a Governor at another school." Likes: Laughing, singing and reading Dislikes: Rude people and seafood! |
Susan Reed |
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"I enjoy serving on the Governing Body as I love being able to support the school. As a teacher of the reception class and now a parent, I feel I can bring a breadth of experience to the meetings which, I hope, is helpful." Likes: Spending quality time with family, sunshine holidays, a good book and a glass of prosecco! Dislikes: Grumpy people, traffic jams and mushrooms |
Mary Bolch |
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"Having fairly recently retired from Chichester College, I still have a keen interest in education in all its forms. I see being a Governor at Aldingbourne as making use of my past skills and putting something back into the system." Likes: Cooking, spicy food, reading and gardening, holidays and family. Dislikes: Prejudice, unfairness, and windy weather.
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PREMISES COMMITTEE
Nicki Goff |
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"Having my two boys attend Aldingbourne, I wanted to give something back to show my gratitude to all the staff who dedicate their careers to making the school truly outstanding." Likes: Reading, holidays, a drink with friends and watching my two bays play football. Dislikes: SNAKES!!! |
Andrew Reeves |
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"Having resided locally for many years, with both my children at Aldingbourne, this is a unique opportunity in supporting and shaping its current and future plans for the benefit of all the children." Likes: Being organised, DIY, holidays and carluccious breakfasts! Dislikes: Grumpy people, marmite and spiders |
EMMA PINDER |
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"My two children have attended the school and benefited from the wonderful teaching and sense of community, so I wanted to give something back by becoming a governor. As an Likes: Genuine kind and helpful people, good manners, spending time with my family and friends, Dislikes: Unfairness, rudeness and people who pretend to be nice when they are not really. |
CURRICULUM COMMITTEE
Natasha MAYSEY |
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"I want to continue to support the school in as many ways as possible. My role as a teacher and chair of the PTA allows me to bring a variety of perspectives to governor meetings." Likes: Holidays abroad, dinner with friends, American TV series. Dislikes: Grumpy people, bad driving, bad manners. |
VickY Machin |
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"I became a governor because I wanted to give something back to the wonderful school which has had such a positive impact on my children's lives. As a parent, I am always reminding my children of the importance of community and the responsibilities we all have to our communities, and this is one way that I can contribute my knowledge and experience as a former-teacher to our school, hopefully to make a positive impact."
Dislikes: Shouting, birds and stinky fish! |
rebecca peters |
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Bex is a Local Authority Governor. She is a member of our Curriculum Committee. "I became a Governor at Aldingbourne 5 Years ago and I am so pleased to be able to support the school in this way. I began my teaching career at Aldingbourne in 2003 and the school will always have a very special place in my heart. I feel very passionately about it's ethos and strongly believe that the experiences the children are given at the school are of the highest quality and have a hugely positive impact on their learning journey though the school and beyond and am very proud to be a part of this." Likes: Being outside, spending time with my lovely family, cooking and wine. Dislikes: Rudeness, being late, mushrooms - they feel like slugs... |
ASSOCIATE MEMBER
PHIL PREECE |
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Likes: Dairy milk chocolate, wine gums and ALL sports (he supports Chelsea!) Dislikes: Disorganised people and queueing!
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