Meet the Governors
Welcome to our Governors’ section.
St Andrew's is very fortunate to have a strong and committed Governing body with a diverse range of skills, knowledge and experience, chaired by Jonathan Crawford.
Please find below details of our Governing body including the Committee structure, register of business interests, and the terms of reference for each Committee.
Please get in touch with us via the office@standrews.barnetmail.net or by handing in any communication to the school office, there is also a postbox for Governor matters in the front entrance lobby.
John Abbott
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I have lived in and around Totteridge all my life and was a pupil at St Andrew’s School (class of 1977) where I enjoyed some of the happiest years of my life – the sun always seemed to shine! I joined as a school governor at the request of Rev Tim Seago and Jonathan Crawford as I have 20 years educational experience and am at present a Lecturer in HRM at Middlesex University. I am also a sit on the PCC at St Andrews Church and help to provide a link between the church and school. | |
Jonathan Crawford
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I live in Totteridge with my wife and two children. Our son loves being a pupil at St Andrew's and we hope our daughter will follow her big brother when she starts school in 2017. I joined the School Governors in 2011, having served on the Parish Council of St Andrew's Church before then. I am Treasurer to the Governors and sit on the Resource Management Committee. I also administer the School's Stewardship Scheme which, with the support of pupils, parents, carers and the local community, raises much needed funds for the school and its facilities. | |
Pia Datta
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I joined St. Andrew’s as the Year 6 teacher. I am committed to making learning fun and ensuring pupils achieve their full potential. As part of the governing body I provide curriculum and assessment support. | |
Jo Devine
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As Headteacher of the school, St Andrew's is a big part of my life and I am passionate about working with fellow governors to create and maintain a safe, happy and stimulating environment where every pupil is able to achieve their full potential. | |
Naomi Durodola
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Simon Staffell
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Caroline Haines
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Alice Parsloe
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I am a mum of 2 junior pupils at St Andrew's and the school's inclusive and supportive community has become a central part of our family life over the past 6 years. I'm chair of the students' wellbeing committee, and hope to help develop the continuing high quality of care and education we've happily experienced at the school so far. | |
Heather Pepe
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I have lived in the area all my life and attended St Andrew’s as a child, a very happy experience. I attend the Church and have served on the PCC for several terms as well as being a member of the Social Committee. My three children attended the school, an experience they thoroughly enjoyed. My husband was a member of the PTA for many years and I served as a Foundation PCC Governor. I was delighted to be appointed as a Diocesan Governor in 2019 and to continue my link with the school and its role within the community. | |
Jessica Roberts
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I have been a teacher at St Andrew’s since 2017 and a governor since 2019. I grew up in the local area and attended St Andrew’s as a child, where I had seven very happy years. My role on the Pupil Wellbeing committee allows me to contribute my experiences, perspectives and insights into governing body discussions and decision-making. | |
Alex Wishart
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Rev'd Cate Irvine
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Caroline Winston
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| GOVERNORS WHO HAVE SERVED WITHIN THE LAST 12 MONTHS | ||
Janet Leigh
Matthew Knight
Revd Tim Seago
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