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Local Governance Board

The following table shows the members of our 2023-2024 Local Governance Board and their roles and responsibilities.

 

Governor Name

Category

Term of Office - Start

Term of Office - End

Appointing Body

Additional Position of Responsibility

Network Area

Attendance*

AY 2023-24

Kate White

Local Governor

04.02.2022

03.02.2026

THPT

Chair

-

2/4

Katy Huang

Local Governor

04.02.2022

03.02.2026

THPT

Vice Chair

Quality of Education/Disadvantaged

2/4

Suzanne Hamilton

Parent Governor

12.03.2022

11.03.2026

THPT

 

SEND/Inclusion

1/4

Fiza Rasool

Parent Governor

06.06.2018

05.06.2026

THPT

 

Safeguarding

2/4

Jonathan Nicholls

Local Governor

12.03.2022

11.03.2026

THPT

 

Student Behaviour and Attendance

2/4

Suzanne Darby

Staff Governor

21.08.2018

20.08.2026

THPT

 

Stakeholder Voice/Staff Wellbeing

1/4

Ashrita Patel

Local Governor

30.11.2020

29.11.2024

THPT

 

Student Behaviour and Attendance

2/4

  * Attendance is expressed as attended over expected

 

 Governors who have stepped down in the last 12 months:

Governor Name

Category

Term of Office - Start

Term of Office - End

Appointing Body

Additional Position of Responsibility

Network Area

Attendance*

AY 2023-24

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Governors' Register of Interests

Parents or Carers wishing to contact the Governors, should write to the Local Governance Co-Ordinator, Emma Salter, at the school or by email to Emma.Salter@thpt.org.uk 

Please note that if you wish to make a complaint, you are required to follow the THPT Responding to Concerns Policy which has a distinct protocol for resolving issues and is available on our Policies page.  If complainants need to raise an issue, they should do so in the first instance with the relevant member of staff who will seek to establish a solution. If they are not satisfied with this response and believe the issue has not been resolved, the matter will be escalated to a member of the senior leadership team. 

If the matter cannot be concluded informally and the complainant wishes to progress to the formal stage, the procedures detailed in the Responding to Concerns Policy should be used. Governors will not become involved in the complaints process unless, in the unlikely event, the process reaches Stage 3 of the formal process.