The Langrish Governors

At Langrish we have elected governors representing the local community, parents and teachers.

The role of the Governing Body is to support the running of the school at a strategic level and they each give their time voluntarily to do this. 

There are various committees that oversee areas of the school operation and a full governing body meeting is held each term. We are bound by a strict code of conduct and practise to ensure that the job is done well.

Reference is frequently made to the latest literature from the DfE concerning Governorship and the roles and responsibility surrounding this important job. Here is the link to the latest guidance published in 2024:

Maintained schools governance guide

Here is an introduction to the governors:

Chair of Governors: James Greenwood (Co-opted Governor)

email address: chairofgovernors@langrish.hants.sch.uk

I was voted in by the parents in 2012 to be a Parent Governor and since have been appointed as a co-opted governor. I have been chair of the Langrish Governing Body for the last 6 years.

Vice Chair of Governors: Julie Gray (Co-opted Governor)

Parent Governor: Simon Downs (Safeguarding Governor)

I am an architect, with a practice in Petersfield, a lecturer at Kingston University and a construction Health and Safety adviser. I am also a qualified cricket coach and RYA Yachtmaster and have an interest in many sports. 

Parent Governor: Luke Swift 

As a lifelong learner that shares Langrish’s passion to promote a love of learning, I was delighted to have the opportunity to become a parent governor. Since completing a Ph.D. Mathematics in 2016, I have been working in the FinTech industry integrating enterprise risk management solutions into various financial institutions. I am excited to begin this new project and look forward to contributing to Langrish’s shared vision.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

                                       

 

Parent Governor: Luke Law

I was delighted to be appointed a Parent Governor in 2023.  I have a background in politics and political communications and read politics at university. I currently work for a FTSE 250 managing relationships with MPs, Ministers and civil servants and providing advice and counsel to the CEO and Managing Directors. Outside of work, I take a keen interest in fitness, sport and listening to history podcasts! I look forward to being able to use my experience to support the school's development over the coming years.

 

 

Parent Governor: Glenn Hodgson- Hutton

I have served in the British Army and the Royal Air Force for over 16 years in the capacity of an Infantry Officer, Aircrew / Co-pilot and as an Air Traffic Control Officer. I live locally with my wife Jennifer and two daughters; Millie and Beatrice. Millie passed through Langrish Primary between 2015 and 2022 and has now embarked upon her next adventure at military boarding school. Beatrice is currently in Year 4 and wakes up every morning eager to get to school.

I am a keen sports fan and enjoy days on the beach paddleboarding with the whole family and experimenting with my pizza oven.

 

Parent Governor: John McMenamin 

A former Army Officer, I have made a second career in healthcare, working at Director level in both the independent sector and the NHS. With two daughters currently at Langrish, I seek to support the school to be the best it can be for the children now and in the future. As a governor, I will have a focus on standards and safeguarding.

 

 

Staff Governor: Mrs Fiona Pruden

Headteacher Governor: Miss Heather Jones

Clerk to Governors: Mrs Jenny Perring

If you require any further information regarding the Governing Body or would like to view the minutes from the Full Governing Body meetings, please contact the School Office.