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Pendle Education Trust Declaration of Interest PENDLE EDUCATION TRUST DECLARATION OF INTEREST NAME DATE APPOINTED MEETINGS TERM OF NAME OF BUSINESS NATURE OF DATE APPOINTED BY ATTENDED OFFICE INTEREST INTEREST 2017/18 DECLARED 27.11.2012 PHEASEY, Rob Marsden Building Society Chief Executive November 2012 Reappointed Members 6/6 4 Years (Chair) Nelson & Colne College Governor November 2012 27.11.2016 Lancashire Education Authority Consultant October 2016 FRANKLIN, 25.10.2016 Members 6/6 4 Years Colne Park Primary Governors October 2016 David PET Quality & Standards Member December 2016 Pendle Borough Council Chief Executive LANGTON, October 2016 25.10.2016 Members 5/6 4 Years Pendle Enterprise & Company Dean April 2015 Regeneration Secretary 27.11.2012 MELTON, Nelson & Colne College Principal Jan 2013 Reappointed Members 6/6 4 Years Amanda PET Quality & Standards Member May 2016 27.11.2016 MBS Advisory Director April 2014 Coolkit Non-Exec April 2014 Director 15.04.2014 KMS Solutions Ltd Non- Exec April 2014 ROBERTS, David Reappointed Members 5/6 4 Years Director 15.09.2018 Lancashire Business Angels Director April 2014 THPlastics Non-Exec 2016 Director School Letting Solutions Non-Exec Chair 2016 15.04.2014 Managing SCOTT, Jane Members 5/6 4 Years Key Stage Teacher Supply Sept 2014 Reappointed Director 15.09.2018 Pendle Borough Council Audit Committee November 2016 Member WHATLEY, David 27.11.2016 Members 1/6 4 Years Nelson & Colne College Governor November 2016 Government Internal Audit Employee Sept 2017 Agency Riley Moss Ltd Director April 2014 Scisco Forensic Ltd Director April 2014 15.04.2014 FW Investire Ltd Director April 2014 YASIN, Waseem Reappointed Members 4/6 4 Years Justice Goddard Ltd Shareholder April 2014 15.09.2018 Laseen Ltd Director April 2014 KWH Properties Ltd Director April 2014 JED IT Ltd Director April 2014 RESIGNATIONS END OF TERM OF OFFICE N/A QUALITY & STANDARDS COMMITTEE DECLARATION OF INTEREST NAME DATE APPOINTED MEETINGS TERM OF NAME OF BUSINESS NATURE OF DATE APPOINTED BY ATTENDED OFFICE INTEREST INTEREST 2017/18 DECLARED BARON, Tracey 11.07.2016 Trust Board 4/4 Nelson & Colne College Employee July 2016 Lancashire Adult Learning Employee August 16 Ofsted Additional Inspector July 2016 Trade Union Member July 2016 Malham Parish Council Volunteer Fundraiser July 2016 Malham Show Committee Member July 2016 Ascentis Board Member November 2016 HOLMES, Jan 12.12.2016 Trust Board 2/4 Walton Lane Nursery School Head Teacher December 2016 The Rocking Horse Club, Director December Pendle 2016 WALKER, Nicola 11.12.2018 Trust Board N/A None Declared WHITEHEAD, 01.01.2013 Trust Board 4/4 Colne Primet Academy Local Governing January 2013 Steve Committee RESIGNATIONS END OF TERM OF OFFICE PATTERSON, Jacqueline May 2018 TRUST EMPLOYEES DECLARATION OF INTEREST DATE NATURE OF DATE NAME APPOINTED BY NAME OF BUSINESS APPOINTED INTEREST INTEREST DECLARED GHIDOTTI, 07.10.2013 Pendle Education Trust Board Pendle Education Trust Chief Executive 07.10.2013 Anita Nelson & Colne College Assistant Principal 07.10.2013 PET Quality & Standards Member 03.05.2016 BLOMLEY, Lynne 01.09.2018 Pendle Education Trust Pendle Education Trust Executive Principal 01.09.2018 Pendle Education Trust Principal 17.01.2014 BRANNON, 16.01.2018 Pendle Education Trust Pendle Education Trust Employee 16.01.2018 Claire BURNSIDE, Julie 01.03.2013 Pendle Education Trust Pendle Education Trust Executive Principal 01.03.2013 RUDMAN, David 05.03.2018 Pendle Education Trust Pendle Education Trust Employee 05.03.2018 TOWNSEND, Val 01.09.2018 Pendle Education Trust Board Pendle Education Trust Employee 01.09.2018 CASTERCLIFF PRIMARY ACADEMY DECLARATION OF INTEREST NAME OF DATE APPOINTED MEETINGS TERM OF NAME OF BUSINESS NATURE OF DATE GOVERNOR APPOINTED BY ATTENDED OFFICE INTEREST INTEREST 2017/18 DECLARED WHITE, Sarah 01.11.2018 Trustees N/A 4 Years Coates Lane Primary Head Teacher 01.11.2018 (Chair) ASHBY, Deryn 27.02.2017 Parents 2/3 4 Years None Declared KING, Sam 28.06.2018 Trustees 1/1 4 Years Colne Primet Academy Employee 28.06.2018 LAUDER, Hayley 04.12.2017 Staff 3/3 4 Years Castercliff Primary Academy Employee 04.12.2017 LIGGAT, Paula 27.02.2017 Trustees 3/3 4 Years Walton Lane Nursery Employee Sept 2007 Rocking Horse Club Director Sept 2007 RESIGNATIONS END OF TERM OF OFFICE FRANKLIN, 04.12.2017 Trustees 3/3 31.10.2018 Lancashire Education Authority Consultant October 2016 David Colne Park Primary Governors October 2016 PET Quality & Standards Member December 2016 CASTERTON PRIMARY ACADEMY DECLARATION OF INTEREST LOCAL GOVERNING COMMITTEE NAME OF DATE APPOINTED MEETINGS TERM OF NAME OF BUSINESS NATURE OF DATE GOVERNOR APPOINTED BY ATTENDED OFFICE INTEREST INTEREST 2017/18 DECLARED PADGETT, Alison 01.09.2018 Trustees N/A 4 Years Peel Park Primary School Head Teacher 2018 Accrington Academy Governor 2018 BALDWIN, 01.09.2018 Trustees N/A 4 Years Nelson & Colne College Employee 2018 Rachel BROWNING, 01.09.2018 Trustees N/A 4 Years Sir John Thursby Community Head Teacher 2018 Rob College 4 DAVIES, Sarah 01.09.2018 Staff N/A Years None Declared SHEARMAN, 01.11.2018 Parents N/A 4 Years None Declared Ashleigh ULHAQ, Arfan 01.09.2018 Trustees N/A 4 Years None Declared RESIGNATIONS END OF TERM OF OFFICE N/A COLNE PRIMET ACADEMY DECLARATION OF INTEREST LOCAL GOVERNING COMMITTEE NAME OF DATE APPOINTED MEETINGS TERM OF NAME OF BUSINESS NATURE OF DATE GOVERNOR APPOINTED BY ATTENDED OFFICE INTEREST INTEREST 2017/18 DECLARED WHITEHEAD, 19.11.2018 Trustees N/A 4 Years None Declared Steve (Chair) BANNISTER, 14.06.2017 Staff 3/3 4 Years Colne Primet Academy Employee June 2017 Emma HILL-SPENCE, 12.11.2014 Trustees 1/3 4 Years North West Leaving care Director Apr 2017 Beverley HORSLEY, Tim 01.01.2013 Trustees 2/3 4 Years Pendle Borough Council Employee Oct 2015 Reappointed 01.01.2017 RESIGNATIONS END OF TERM OF OFFICE BENNETT, Don 01.01.2013 Staff 3/3 Colne Primet Academy Employee MCLEAN, Rachel 14.06.2017 Parents 0/3 13.06.2018 Earby & Kelbrook Senior Volunteer June 2017 Citizens Association ROBERTS, David 15.09.2014 Trustees 3/3 18.11.2018 MBS Corporate Advisory Director Sept 2014 (Chair) Coolkit Non Exec Sept 2014 Director IKMS Solutions Non Exec Sept 2014 Director Sept 2014 Lancs Business Angels Director TH Plastics Non Exec 2016 Director SLS Non Exec Chair 2018 WHITEHEAD, 26.03.2013 Trustees 3/3 18.11.2018 None Declared Steve Reappointed 25.06.2017 PENDLE PRIMARY ACADEMY DECLARATION OF INTEREST LOCAL GOVERNING COMMITTEE NAME OF DATE APPOINTED MEETINGS TERM OF NAME OF BUSINESS NATURE OF DATE GOVERNOR APPOINTED BY ATTENDED OFFICE INTEREST INTEREST 2017/18 DECLARED LITTLEWOOD, 11.12.2018 Trustees 2/3 4 Years Marsden Heights Community Head Teacher May 2017 Alyson College (Interim Chair) FLANAGAN, 07.02.2017 Staff 3/3 4 Years Pendle Primary Academy Employee February 2017 Anita KAUSER, Tasleem 07.02.2017 Parents 3/3 4 Years Woodfield Nursery School Governor February 2017 MASHEDER, 07.02.2017 Trustees 3/3 4 Years Lancashire Adult Learning Employee February 2017 Alison Director YASIN, Waseem 01.11.2018 Trustees N/A 4 Years Riley Moss Director Scisco Forensic Director Riley Moss Audit Director FW Investire Shareholder Justice Goddard Director Laseen Director IKWHP Properties Director IED Ltd RESIGNATIONS END OF TERM OF OFFICE LITTLEWOOD, 24.05.2017 Trustees 2/3 10.12.2018 Marsden Heights Community Head Teacher Alyson College MELTON, 01.03.2013 Trustees 2/3 10.12.2018 Nelson & Colne College Principal Jan 2013 Amanda Reappointed – PET Quality & Standards Member May 2016 01.03.2017 WEST CRAVEN HIGH SCHOOL DECLARATION OF INTEREST LOCAL GOVERNING COMMITTEE NAME OF DATE APPOINTED MEETINGS TERM NAME OF BUSINESS NATURE OF DATE GOVERNOR APPOINTED BY ATTENDED OF INTEREST INTEREST 2017/18 OFFICE DECLARED Lancashire Education Authority Consultant FRANKLIN, 30.01.2017 Trustees 3/3 4 Years October 2016 Colne Park Primary Governors David (Chair) October 2016 PET Quality & Standards Member December 2016 ADAMS, Alison 25.01.2017 Staff 3/3 4 Years West Craven High School Employee January 2017 HAWKINS, 25.01.2017 Trustees 3/3 4 Years Trawden Forest Primary School Employee January 2017 Karen MUHANDIS, 25.01.2017 Trustees 3/3 4 Years None Declared Waleed STERRATT, 25.01.2017 Trustees 3/3 4 Years Bootham School, York Governor January 2017 Malcolm Fosterlaw Solicitors Consultant January 2017 Lancashire Music Service Teacher (Son-in January 2017 Law) RESIGNATIONS END OF TERM OF OFFICE DIX, Julie Trustees 1/1 January Silentnight Brands Ltd Employee November 2015 2018 June 2017 NW Apprenticeship Board Member Ambassador Network .
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