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Governors

The governing body has a range of duties and responsibilities. The role of a Governor is to offer challenge and support to the school, acting as a critical friend. Governors have the task of ensuring high quality provision for all pupils results from the joint endeavours of all staff, pupils, and all levels of governance. The Local Governing Bodies play a crucial role in assisting the Trustees in meeting the demands of their accountability, by providing focused governance at local school level, most accountability particularly in representing the views of the school’s stakeholders, including pupils, parents, staff and the local community.

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Meetings Dates for 2024-25

The meeting dates for the Local Governing Body meetings for the 2024-25 school year are:

Autumn 1 - 07/10/24

Autumn 2 - 02/12/24

Spring - 17/03/25

Summer - 30/06/25

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Trust Board Link 2024/25

Zoe Green

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Governor's Dashboard

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Governors 2024-25

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Governors Attendance 2024-25

Mr Wayne Anderson​

Role: Chair of Governors - Co-opted

Business Interests: Governor at Winifred Holtby

My experience working within the Employment, Education and Training Industry spans almost 30 years.  During this time I managed a private Training Company, managed numerous large community funded projects, some with budgets in excess of £4 million and more recently I formed and run a local not for profit company, tackling the barriers within the sector. The multiple roles held over this time have given me a vast knowledge of the sector and the needs the young people of our community have.

My role as a Managing Director and that of Chair of Governors collectively encourage and drive my passion for the local community and the skill levels and employability of the people of Hull.

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Mrs Margaret Maxwell​

Role: Vice Chair - Co-opted Governor
Business I
nterests: None

I have been married for 47 years and have two grownup children and three grandchildren. I worked as a crèche supervisor for 14 years employed by Hull City Council. I have also worked on a voluntary basis for Barnardos and spent hours every week in my childrens school Spring Cottage listening to children read.
I believe that education is very important as it allows children to fulfill their potential and this enables them to live full and happy lives.
My voluntary and work life has given me an understanding of the importance of nurturing children so that they achieve their potential.

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Miss Lisa Allen

Role: Headteacher

Business Interests: None

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Mr Paul Harper​

Role: Co-opted Governor
Business I
nterests: None

I have worked and lived in Sutton most of my working life. I am married with four children. I have worked most of my life, until recently, as a teacher, reaching the positions of Deputy and Assistant Head Teacher roles. I have also held the position of a teacher governor at two local schools.

I am a former PE teacher, and a keen lover of all types of sport from tennis, racketball, table tennis, walking and biking. I have recently biked the Scottish coast to coast.

I currently work for HASS in a limited capacity and I am a volunteer for Hull City of Culture, now HEY volunteering.

I hope my educational and sporting background will provide a form of experience and assistance in the growth of the children’s education at Ings Primary.

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Mrs Lucie Garrod​

Role: Staff Governor
Business I
nterests: None

I have worked at Ings for over 10 years and I have seen many changes within the school including the curriculum and joining the Academy Trust. I currently lead the EYFS team and I am dedicated and commited to giving our children at Ings the best possible start in life. As a governor, I am able to give a true account of what goes on in school and give real life examples if and when needed.

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Mrs Jennifer Mitchell​

Role: Parent Governor

Business Interests: None

I am an Associate Solicitor with over 15 years' experience in Civil Litigation. I Specialise in Personal Injury and Medical negligence. I was born and educated in Hull. I started my academic career as a pupil at lngs Primary School. I attended secondary school and college in Beverley, and then studied Law at The University of Hull where I achieved a LAW LLB (hons) degree. I went on to gain a Masters in Legal Practice LLM degree from The College of Law. I hope that my experience in the legal sector will assist in my role as Parent Governor. I am passionate about contributing towards the education of young children because, for me, a good education was the foundation of my legal career. 

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Mrs Catherine Murrell

Role: Staff Governor

Business Interests: None

I qualified as a NNEB in 1988 and in 1989 I joined the staff of Ings Primary School working in the reception classes. In 2004 the school opened a Nursery and that is where I have worked ever since. In 2008 I attended Hull Collage part-time and completed my degree in young children’s learning and development in 2012.

I have seen many changes in my time at Ings, that I feel have given me the knowledge and experience to make me a better practitioner for the children in EYFS.

I hope to share all of this knowledge in my time on the governing body.

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Mrs Rachael Taylor-Smith

Role: Staff Governor

Business Interests: None

I have 28 years’ experience as an NNEB Nursery Nurse working in school settings. I have been employed at Ings Primary as a TA in EYFS since September 2021.

I have trained to be an Emotional Literacy Support Assistant (ELSA) and have had training in Creative Mindfulness to support children’s emotional well-being and help them manage their emotions and feelings.

I have a keen interest in helping to develop visions and strategies for the school and care about improving children’s educational attainment.

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Miss Kaci Sheriff

Role: Co-opted Governor

Business Interests: None

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Resigned

Miss Vicky Tate (Resigned 27/11/23)

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