Governors

The Wembley Schools Federation Governing Body of Wembley Primary School and Lyon Park Primary School are made up of a group of people who are passionate about ensuring all children at our schools reach their full potential. Governors work closely with a range of stakeholders including the children, parents, staff, the local community and the local authority to make sure the schools provides the best education and learning experience possible. Governors are responsible for a wide range of things including the curriculum, finances, health and safety and staffing arrangements.

Should you need to contact our Chair of Governors (Ingrid Yarde) or Clerk to the Governors (Ms Nicki Parker), you can do so on the following emails.

Chair of Governors: admin@wembleyprimary.brent.sch.uk

Clerk: nickiparker@btinternet.com

Federation Committees
Provision and Effectiveness
EHT: Rob Fenton Co-opted: Nauman Hijaz Co-opted: Kanta Kerai Co-opted: Chetan Madhaparia Parent: Shruti Soni Associate: Annmarie Taylor-Kent Assosiate: Amanda Tan (Chair)	EHT: Rob Fenton Staff: Alison Maher Co-opted: Faisal Khan Parent: Shruti Soni Parent: Harmit Vyas Associate: Tally Bhambra
Finance and Resources (including Financial Pay Review)	Finance and Resources (including Financial Pay Review)
EHT: Rob Fenton Co-opted: Ingrid Yarde Co-opted: Sinthika Manimendran Co-opted: Sara Siddig Co-opted: Dharmic Meggi Local authority: Angus Hislop Associate: Amanda Tan Associate: Annmarie Taylor-Kent  Associate: Tally Bhambra

Our schools are members of the association Governors for Schools. 

Governors for Schools finds, places, and supports skilled volunteers as governors and trustees on school and academy boards.

They support schools across England and Wales to run effectively by finding high calibre governors to bring their skills and expertise to the table – and improve education for children.

Governors for Schools is committed to recruiting a diverse board; ensuring effective governance and leading to improved educational outcomes for children.

They recognise the importance of diverse boards so that decisions are made robustly with input from people with a variety of lived experiences – as well as varied skills. It’s also vital that children see people of all backgrounds in board-level positions.

If you are interested in governance in schools or wish to become a member at one, you can register your interest using the link above.  

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