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Register Members, Trustees and Governors - Red Kite Learning Trust Updated January 2019 Red Kite Learning Trust - Members Relevant business and pecuniary interests including govenance roles in other education institutions or charities Attendance at meetings in last academic year Full name Appointment date Term of office Resignation date Appointed as…. Appointed by Director of trading subsidiary? Member of committee(s)? Name of interest Nature of interest Date interest began Date interest ceased Date of entry Detail of any relevant material close family interests Members Trust LGB Audit Mrs Sandra Jane Dodson 09/07/2015 4 years Member (Chair) Red Kite Learning Trust N/A N/A Harrogate District Foundation Trust Health Services 01/10/2008 19/10/2016 3/3 Harrogate College Member - Strategic Committee Mr Anthony Nigel Thornley 09/07/2015 4 years 11/01/2017 Member Red Kite Learning Trust N/A N/A Tony Thornley Education Ltd Education Consultant 2005 19/10/2016 2/3 Mr James Clark 24/03/2011 4 years from 09/07/2015 17/05/2017 Member Harrogate Grammar School N/A N/A York College Governor Mr Peter John Hall-Jones 09/07/2015 4 years Member Red Kite Learning Trust N/A N/A The Spiral Partnership Education Consultancy 19/10/2016 2/3 Northampton Primary Academy Trust Partnership Trust member Mr Andrew William Lewis 24/03/2011 4 years from 09/07/2015 17/05/2017 Member Harrogate Grammar School N/A N/A none 19/10/2016 2/3 Mr Bob Stott 01/12/2017 4 Years Member Red Kite Learning Trust N/A N/A None 3/3 Ms A Deignan 16/01/2019 4 years Member Red Kite Learning Trust N/A N/A 1/1 Red Kite Learning Trust - Trustees Relevant business and pecuniary interests including govenance roles in other education institutions or charities Attendance at meetings in last academic year Full name Appointment date Term of office Resignation date Appointed as…. Appointed by Director of trading subsidiary? Member of committee(s)? Name of interest Nature of interest Date interest began Date interest ceased Date of entry Detail of any relevant material close family interests Members Trust LGB Audit Mr James Joseph McHugh 01/10/2007 4 years from 09/07/2015 Trustee (Chair) Harrogate Grammar School Red Kite Alliance Ltd/ HGS Ventures Ltd Director - McHugh Enterprises Ltd Education Consultancy 01/10/2014 3/3 Mrs Jayne Anne Sorrell 09/07/2015 4 years Trustee Red Kite Learning Trust Audit Committee Owner - Jayne Sorrell Driving Driving School Sep-09 07/12/2016 3/3 2/2 Mrs Teresa Mary Brooke 09/07/2015 4 years Trustee Red Kite Learning Trust Vice Chair of Western Primary LGB none 07/12/2016 2/3 Mr Paul Christopher Brian Cotton 22/03/2012 4 years from 09/07/2015 Trustee Harrogate Grammar School Chair of Harrogate Grammar LGB none 2/3 Mr Christopher Thomas Tulley 09/07/2015 4 years Trustee Red Kite Learning Trust Chair of Oatlands Junior LGB 1992 30/04/2016 07/12/2016 3/3 Dr Patricia Anne Stowell 07/11/2008 4 years from 09/07/2015 Trustee Harrogate Grammar School none 05/09/2016 3/3 Mr Richard Edward Sheriff 01/01/2007 ex-officio Trustee, CEO, Accounting Officer Harrogate Grammar School Red Kite Alliance Ltd/ HGS Ventures Ltd Attends Audit Committee none 05/09/2016 Husband of Headteacher of Otley Prince Henry's Grammar School3/3 - a subscribing member2/2 school of Red Kite Alliance and trading partner Mr David Hurcomb 07/12/2016 4 years Trustee Red Kite Learning Trust Red Kite Alliance Ltd/ HGS Ventures Ltd Audit Committee none 21/11/2016 3/3 2/2 Mr Kevin Paynes 12/12/2018 4 years Trustee Red Kite Learning Trust 1/1 Mrs Margaret Moyles 12/12/2018 4 years Trustee Red Kite Learning Trust Vice Chair of Templenewsam Halton LGB 1/1 Harrogate Grammar School - Governing Body Relevant business and pecuniary interests including govenance roles in other education institutions or charities Attendance at meetings in last academic year Full name Appointment date Term of office Resignation date Appointed as…. Appointed by Director of trading subsidiary? Member of committee(s)? Name of interest Nature of interest Date interest began Date interest ceased Date of entry Detail of any relevant material close family interests Members Trust LGB Audit Mr Paul Christopher Brian Cotton 22/03/2012 4 years Governor (Chair from 01/07/2016)Harrogate Grammar School 5/5 Dr Patricia Anne Stowell 07/11/2008 4 years Governor Harrogate Grammar School 5/5 Mr Richard Edward Sheriff 01/01/2007 ex-officio Governor (Headteacher) Harrogate Grammar School Red Kite Alliance Ltd/ HGS Ventures Ltd 5/5 Mr Jonathan Godfrey 07/10/2013 4 years Governor Harrogate Grammar School 4/5 Mr Ian Sugarman 19/11/2015 4 years Governor Harrogate Grammar School 5/5 Mr David Hurcomb 07/12/2016 4 years Governor Harrogate Grammar School Red Kite Alliance Ltd/ HGS Ventures Ltd Audit Committee none 21/11/2016 4/5 2/2 Mr John Topping 21/06/2017 4 years Governor Harrogate Grammar School Audit Committee 5/5 2/2 Mrs Jayne Johnson 21/06/2017 4 years Governor Harrogate Grammar School 5/5 Ms Janice Watson 21/06/2017 4 years Governor (staff) Harrogate Grammar School 3/5 Oatlands Junior School - Governing Body Relevant business and pecuniary interests including govenance roles in other education institutions or charities Attendance at meetings in last academic year Full name Appointment date Term of office Resignation date Appointed as…. Appointed by Director of trading subsidiary? Member of committee(s)? Name of interest Nature of interest Date interest began Date interest ceased Date of entry Detail of any relevant material close family interests Members Trust LGB Audit Mr Chris Tully 01/08/2015 4 years Chair of Governors (appointed) Oatlands Junior School Red Kite Learning Trust Tulip Homes Limited Director 6/6 Lucy Ward 01/08/2015 4 years 26/03/2018 Governor (appointed) Oatlands Junior School none 2/3 Claire Wooldridge 01/12/2015 4 years Governor (parent) Oatlands Junior School none 5/6 Lydia Devenny 04/12/2014 4 years Governor (parent) Oatlands Junior School Audit Committee Leeds City College Deputy Chief Executive 22/09/2015 4/6 1/2 White Rose Resourcing Ltd Director Leeds ATA Ltd Director Emily Roberts 26/02/2017 4 years Governor (parent) Oatlands Junior School Hilltop Horizons Co-Director 6/6 Jill Cooper ex-officio ex-officio 31/03/2017 Governor (Headteacher) Oatlands Junior School none 22/09/2015 3/4 Estelle Weir 20/12/2013 ex-officio Governor (Headteacher) Oatlands Junior School none 6/6 Marion Wilson 15/03/2016 4 years Governor (staff) Oatlands Junior School none 5/6 Paul Ko Ferrigno 14/11/2017 Governor (parent) Oatlands Junior School none 4/5 Sam Joseph 17/07/2017 Governor (staff) Oatlands Junior School none 5/6 Rossett Acre Primary School Relevant business and pecuniary interests including govenance roles in other education institutions or charities Attendance at meetings in last academic year Full name Appointment date Term of office Resignation date Appointed as…. Appointed by Director of trading subsidiary? Member of committee(s)? Name of interest Nature of interest Date interest began Date interest ceased Date of entry Detail of any relevant material close family interests Members Trust LGB Audit Corrine Penhale ex-officio ex-officio Governor (Headteacher) Rossett Acre Primary School none 5/5 Dave Betts 14/12/2015 4 years Governor (parent) Rossett Acre Primary School none 3/5 Ian Foy 27/06/2016 4 years Chair of Governors (appointed) Rossett Acre Primary School none 4/5 John Riggs 27/06/2016 4 years Governor (co-opted) Rossett Acre Primary School none 5/5 Liz Matykiewicz 27/06/2016 4 years Governor (appointed) Rossett Acre Primary School none 5/5 Jonathan Davis 27/06/2016 4 years Governor (appointed) Rossett Acre Primary School Saffery Champness, Accountant Partner 01/04/2013 4/5 Michelle Williams 01/09/2017 4 years Governor (staff) Rossett Acre Primary School none 5/5 Tom Williams 01/01/2018 4 years Governor (parent) Rossett Acre Primary School none 3/3 Western Primary School - Governing Body Relevant business and pecuniary interests including govenance roles in other education institutions or charities Attendance at meetings in last academic year Full name Appointment date Term of office Resignation date Appointed as…. Appointed by Director of trading subsidiary? Member of committee(s)? Name of interest Nature of interest Date interest began Date interest ceased Date of entry Detail of any relevant material close family interests Members Trust LGB Audit Teresa Brooke 01/08/2015 4 years 31/08/2017 Chair of Governors (appointed) Western Primary School Red Kite Learning Trust none 5/5 Julia Priestley 16/03/2013 4 years 15/03/2017 Governor (parent) Western Primary School none 3/3 Jayne Sorrell 01/08/2015 4 years Chair of Governors (appointed) Western Primary School Audit Committee Jayne Sorrell Driving School Own Business 5/5 2/2 Claire Edwards 01/08/2015 4 years Governor (staff) Western Primary School none 5/5 Ian Rainbow 02/12/2015 4 years Governor (appointed) Western Primary School none 5/5 Miranda Duffy 16/03/2013 4 years 15/03/2017 Governor (parent) Western Primary School none 3/3 Cheryl Smith ex-officio ex-officio Governor (Headteacher) Western Primary School none 5/5 Sarah Jones 15/03/2016 4 years Governor (staff) Western Primary School none 4/5 Stuart Hall 08/11/2016 4 years Governor Western Primary School none 5/5 Sian Marsh 16/03/2017 4 years Governor (parent) Western Primary School none 5/5 Claire Smith 16/03/2017 4 years Governor (parent) Western Primary School none 4/5 Karen Rutter 16/10/2017 4 years Governor Western Primary School none 2/4 Crawshaw Academy - Governing Body Relevant business and pecuniary interests including govenance roles in other education institutions or charities Attendance at meetings in last academic year Full name Appointment date Term of office Resignation date Appointed as….
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