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WITTON PARK ACADEMY GOVERNING BODY Name Category of Term of office Name of business interest Committees Responsibility Attendance governor (end date) declared & nature at meetings 2018/2019 Dave Hollings Vice Chair of 31/08/2021 Reviewed September 2019 Local Governing Safeguarding 6/6 Governors David John Hollings Body and SMSC (Appointed by Directorships (Ongoing) the Trust) Co-operative and Head’s Mutual Solutions Ltd. Performance ICOF Community Review Capital Industrial Common Ownership Finance Ltd Industrial Common Ownership Fund plc Community Shares ICOF Ltd The Dog Inn (Belthorn) Ltd Name Category of Term of office Name of business Committees Responsibility Attendance governor (end date) interest declared & at meetings nature 2018/2019 John Mills Chair of 31/08/2021 Reviewed September 2019 Local Governing Outcomes – Pupil 5/6 Governors Body Progress and Pupil (appointed by Related to teacher at Headteachers Premium the Trust) Witton Park Academy Performance (Ongoing) Review Chair of Governors at a Primary School in Leyland Dean Logan CEO Reviewed September 2019 5/6 CEO Achievement through Collaboration Trust Ofsted Contracted Inspector ASCL Local Representative Name Category of Term of office Name of business Committees Responsibility Attendance governor (end date) interest declared & at meetings nature 2018/2019 Councillor Appointed by the 31/08/2021 Reviewed September 2019 Local Governing Curriculum/Finance 4/6 John LGB Body Pearson Elected Councillor at Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council (Ongoing) Livesey Parish Council – Elected Councillor Charity Trustee – Feniscowles and Pleasington War Memorial Jeannie Staff Governors 31/08/2022 6/6 Credie Ehsan Raja Appointed by the 31/08/2021 Reviewed September 2019 Local Governing Quality Assurance 6/6 Trust Company Director Wensley Body and Assessment Fold School in Blackburn and Teaching and Learning One Voice Blackburn cic - Director Riffat Batool Parent Governor 31/08/2021 Reviewed September 2018 Local Governing Personal 3/6 Appointed by the Charity Trustee – Sahara Body development, LGB in Preston – Voluntary behaviour, Organisation attendance and health and wellbeing Paul Haworth Parent Governor 31/08/2021 Reviewed September 2018 Local Governing Outcomes – Pupil Resigned Appointed by the None Disclosed Body Progress and Pupil from the LGB Premium Local Governing Body. Natalie Lewis Co-Opted 10/11/2023 Reviewed November 2019 Local Governing N/A Governor Employee – The Heights Body Clerk to Governors Blackpool Governor Services .

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