Hampton High is part of the Bourne Education Trust and has a Local Governing Committee (LGC) with delegated powers.
The role of the LGC is to set the vision, ethos and strategic direction of the school as well as to challenge the educational and financial plans of the school.
All governors are volunteers from the local community and have specific areas of responsibility they oversee. The current Chair of Governors is Rachel Cooper. A full list of governors is given below:
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Rachel Cooper: Chair of Governors Responsibilities: Leadership; Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Rachel had two children at the school and joined the governing body in 2016, to support the school on its transformation journey. She balances being a mum alongside working for a large consultancy firm, to provide technology and operations advice on business development transactions. Julie Park: Vice Chair of Governors Responsibilities: Quality of Education; Careers Julie became a governor in September 2023 and has 2 children, both educated at Hampton High. She chose the school for her children because of the diversity of backgrounds of the pupils, holding a strong belief that children are most likely to become well rounded adults when educated in such an environment. Being a governor gives the opportunity to continue supporting the school on its journey. She runs her own tax consultancy business with a team of staff. David Pease-Watkin Responsibilities: Safeguarding; Behaviour David worked in the City for over 30 years and has lived locally since 1988. As his father was the headteacher of a primary school, he has always had a strong interest in the crucial area of education and he firmly believes in opportunities for all. He is delighted and honoured to support Hampton High at such an exciting time in its ongoing development. Sandra Stanley Responsibilities: Data; Digital Strategy Sandra has lived in Hampton for the last 11 years and has 2 children attending local schools. She is a global technology leader and joins Hampton High as a dedicated parent governor. With a two-decade career in AI, she's passionate about using data and technology to enhance learning and provide opportunities for all students. Angela Thomas Responsibilities: SEND; Pupil Premium Angela has extensive leadership experience working across all phases of education. She was a special education advisor and head of learning development within a local authority and has worked on regional and national school improvement programmes with The Training Development Agency for Schools and The National College for School Leadership as a Regional Advisor. Daisy Mason Responsibilities: Reading; Health & Safety Daisy has two children, one currently at Hampton High, and joined the governing body in 2024. She is a lifelong local resident and has seen the school develop and grow over the years. With a well-established career in Human Resources, covering different sectors, she is excited by the opportunity to contribute and help shape the school’s vision and goals for the future. Headteacher: Claire Regis Alison Watts: Clerk to Governors Should you need to contact the governors, please email the clerk at: clerk@hamptonhigh.org.uk Address: Hampton High, Hanworth Road, Hampton, Middlesex, TW12 3HB |
Committee Meetings
The LGC meets once every half term and, when necessary, calls meetings of sub committees to focus on specific aspects of its work.
The meeting dates for 2024-2025 are as follows:
LGC 1 – 30 September
LGC 2 – 25 November
LGC 3 – 3 February
LGC 4 – 31 March
LGC 5 – 19 May
LGC 6 – 7 July
The Hampton High governor register of interests and attendance records can be viewed on the Bourne Education Trust's website using the following link.
Governance and Scheme of Delegation
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