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Pecuniary & Personal Interests Declaration Saffron Academy Trust Trustee Name SAT Board of Trustees Declarations of Pecuniary & Personal Interests 2020-21 Mr Steven Senior Project Manager, Sepura Ltd, Cambridge Bancroft Chair of Governors: Alec Hunter Academy Mr David Barrs Co-Headteacher & Governor, Anglo-European School, Essex Director, IB Schools & Colleges Association, UK Trustee & Chairman, Yellow Car Charitable Trust Trustee & Chairman, Saffron Walden Cricket Club Trustee, Saffron Educational Trust Trustee, Saffron Hall Trust Trustee, Anglo-European Academy Trust Trustee, Anglo-European Co-operative Educational Trust Member; Association of School & College Leaders (ASCL) Fellow; Royal Society of Arts Ms Caroline Executive Headteacher, Saffron Walden County High School Derbyshire (CEO) Governor, SWCHS LGB Trustee; Oakley Holidays Trustee; Saffron Hall Trust Trustee: SWCHS Trust Miss Sarah Education Consultant: self-employed Dignasse Company Directorships: Sarah Dignasse Limited – June 2009 Benfleet Schools Trust – December 2014 Strangers Court Residents Association – April 2005 South Suffolk Learning Trust – from Spring 2020 Charity Trusteeship: Families in Focus (Essex) – May 2009 Chair of Management Group at St Aubyn Centre Education Department (Adolescent Psychiatric Centre) Chair of Governors: Saffron Walden County High School Mr Mark Hayes Chief Executive, Christian Action (Enfield) Housing Association Ltd. (Chair) Proprietor of The Bonhunt Press (currently not trading); Self-employed writer (pen name Richard Fisher). Director, Saffron Educational Trust; Director, Christian Action Housing Special Projects Ltd; Director, Neighbourhood Estates Solutions Ltd; Director, Saffron Operational Trading Ltd (currently not trading); Director, Saffron Hall Ltd. Trustee and Convenor of the Management Committee, Westminster College Cambridge; Trustee, Christian Action Housing Association Trust; Trustee, Saffron Hall Trust; Trustee, RSA Trust; Trustee, Saffron Walden County High School Trust Trustee, Enfield Island Youth & Community Trust Member, Enfield Housing Board; Lay Preacher, Thaxted United Reformed Church Dinner Secretary, Jesus College Cambridge Society. I serve on Saffron Educational Trust, Saffron Operational Trading Ltd, Saffron Hall Trust and Saffron Walden County High School Trust in my capacity as Chair of the Saffron Academy Trust Board. Governor, Alec Hunter Academy Local Governing Body Dr James Keeler Employed at the University of Cambridge Director: University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (Cambridge Assessment) Saffron Academy Trust Fellow and Trustee of Selwyn College, Cambridge (Charity Trusteeship) Governor; Saffron Walden County High School Mr John Kerr Property Director, GVC plc Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. Past governor at R A Butler Schools (ended December 2017) Directorships/Trustee positions held (with date appointed); Ladbrokes Coral Group Pension Trustee Ltd. 08.07.13 Ganton House Investments Ltd. 14.12.16 Jack Brown (Bookmaker) Ltd. 14.12.16 Ladbrokes Betting and Gaming Ltd. 14.12.16 Coral Racing Ltd. 15.05.17 Coral Stadia Ltd. 18.07.17 Romford Stadium Ltd. 18.07.17 Coral Estates Ltd. 18.07.17 KEV1 Corporate Trustee 30.11.20 Mrs Jane Director, Accurate Systems Ltd Marshall Mr Paul Sinnott Employed at Swiss Post Solutions Ltd, Richmond Director, PJBS Solutions Ltd Governor, Katherine Semar Schools Mrs Linda Vincent Employed at Joyce Frankland Academy, Newport Governor; Saffron Walden County High School Volunteer at Saffron Hall Name Members of SAT Declarations of Pecuniary & Personal Interests 2020-21 Mr Gareth Berney Employed at the Bank of England Membership of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales Mr Deryk Bull Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants Mrs Rachel Callaghan Retired Mr Mark Hayes Please see above Dr James Keeler Please see above With effect from September 2020 .
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