Our Lady and St. Hubert's is part of Emmaus Catholic Multi Academy Company. As a result, we have a MAC board of directors and a local governing body.
Our local governing body consists of:
All of whom have the best interests of the school at heart and give a great deal of time in support of Our Lady & St. Hubert's School.
The Local Governing Board will: oversee the implementation of the Directors' strategy, policy and procedures; monitor the effectiveness of the management in running the academy in accordance with the Directors' strategy, policy and procedures; and report on the impact of the Directors' strategic framework on the quality of provision, performance and standards of the academy.
The Chair of Our Lady and St. Hubert's is Mr Bernard King (Elected Chair 6th October 2022).
Overall purpose of the committee
Bernard King (Chair of Governors)
I am the Chair of Governors, and both of my children attended Our Lady & St Hubert’s School; I am passionate about providing the school with the support required to ensure future generations receive the same excellent education as my children did.
I am the Owner and Managing Director of an Investment Management and Financial Advisory business and the skills, professional qualifications and drive I have developed in business and financial services over the last 20 years allow me to ensure that all aspects of the school are rigorously analysed and held to account to deliver continued excellence and ongoing improvement.
In my spare time, I enjoy reading and spending time with my family. I also Chair a Charitable Trust which provides support and financial assistance to apprenticeship programmes and university students….but my main passion is running….which provides time to think and relax.
Stephen Morrey (Vice Chair of Governors)
Stephen is a happily married father two and parishioner of Our Lady and St Hubert's. His children both currently attend Our Lady and St Hubert's Catholic Primary School.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and a Master's degree in Police Leadership and Management.
Stephen is a serving police officer and is a Superintendent leading on performance and strategy. He has a wide range of experience in leadership positions across neighbourhood policing, CID, safeguarding, Intelligence and Organised Crime.
It is the blend of leadership and operational practice that gives him the ability to bring this to the role of Foundation Governor, helping to ensure the school's mission is delivered.
Fr Roger (Foundation Governor)
Although I was born in Hall Green and was baptised in Yardley Wood I was very much brought up in Halesowen, in the Black Country (or so we claim!). I went to St Kenelm’s Primary School and, like many of my parishioners, attended Hagley RC High School and sixth form. From there I went to Warwick University to study Maths and Physics and, after that, started work in the computer industry as a computer programmer and in support.
I have always had a strong faith and relationship with God; but it seems to me that I have come to appreciate more and more over the years just how well-founded the Christian faith is intellectually and rationally and historically and every which way you might care to consider. It is this, perhaps, more than anything that I like to try and communicate; that the Christian (and Catholic!) faith just makes so much sense!
I was ordained in 2010 at St Peter the Apostle, Leamington Spa. One of the great pleasures of my priestly ministry has been my involvement with the various primary schools of the various parishes I have been appointed to; and my involvement here with Our Lady and St Hubert’s is certainly no exception. It is always a pleasure to come into school and to celebrate mass – with the wonderful and joyful singing and attentive reverence shown by the whole faith community that is Our Lady and St Hubert’s.
As well as being the Parish Priest of the school I am also a Foundation Governor and RE lead.
Ly Tran (Foundation Governor)
I have been a Foundation Governor at Our Lady & St Hubert’s since April 2015.
I am the Link Governor to the RE and Curriculum Department and Year 2.
I have over 20 years’ experience of teaching in Primary Education, in Catholic Schools and have taught in both KS1 and KS2. I have experience of middle leadership in schools, Curriculum Development and Teaching and Learning.
Suki Moore (Parent Governor)
I am a mum of three boys at Our Lady & St Hubert’s aged 10, 5 & 6. In my spare time I spend a lot of time with my 3 boys, mostly being mum’s taxi catering for their busy social life. I do have a keen interest in both my son’s football training/matches which involves attending 3 times a week. I do enjoy running as a means of relaxation and have completed a half marathon and lots of 5k runs. I enjoy holidays abroad, socialising with family and friends.
I have over 17 years’ experience working in HR, started my career as a Recruitment Consultant and decided I did not like the sales aspect, so I moved into in-house HR, starting off as a HR Administrator. I have worked for some well-known organisations in a HR capacity and currently work as a HR Manager for a Not-for-Profit Organisation.
Riz Ahmed (Parent Governor)
Hi, I’m Riz, mum to a 6-year-old who is currently in year 2. It’s a lovely privilege to be able to serve as a Parent Governor. I am committed to contributing towards OLSH’s continued success and development; to ensure that the school experience for all children is as inclusive, diverse & developmentally challenging as it can be. I believe a broad education that goes beyond academic is fundamental to ensuring our children become the best versions of themselves. Professionally, I have a legal background but most recently I have entered the psychology field due to my keen interest in human behaviour. I am equally passionate about promoting and supporting mental health in schools.
In my spare time, you’ll find me dawdling in bookshops, going to the theatre, or playing chess.
Governors | Type of Representative | Role/Responsibility | Appointed | Term of Office (Until) |
Mr Bernard King (Chair) | Foundation | Pupil Premium, & Sport Premium | Oct 2022 | Oct 2026 |
Mr Steve Morrey (Vice Chair) | Foundation | Safeguarding, Child protection, LAC &Prevent | Nov 2022 | Nov 2026 |
Mrs Pamela Shepherd | Foundation | Website & SEN | June 2023 | June 2027 |
Mr Anthony Onyeogo | Foundation | Health and Safety | Jan 2020 | Jan 2024 |
Fr Roger Peck | Foundation | R.E & Catholic Life | Dec 2021 | Nov 2025 |
Mrs Ly Tran | Foundation | Curriculum/RE | April 2023 | April 2027 |
Ms Olga O'Beirne | Principal | Jan 2021 | ------------ | |
Mrs Riz Ahmed | Parent | EYFS | Feb 2023 | Feb 2027 |
Mrs Suki Moore | Parent | Behaviour & Attendance | Feb 2023 | Feb 2027 |
Mrs L Redford | Staff | June 2023 | June2027 |
It is the policy of Our Lady and St. Hubert's Catholic Primary School that Governors and staff not only act impartially, but are also seen to act impartially.
The local governing body and school staff have a responsibility to avoid any conflict between their business and personal interests and affairs and those of the school. There is a legal duty on all our governors to declare an interest likely to lead to questions of bias when considering any item of business at a meeting, and for the representative concerned to withdraw, if necessary, whilst the matter is considered.
In order to put this duty into practice, our Local Governing Body has established a register of pecuniary interests indicating, for all Governors, Staff and the Principal, any business interests. This includes, if appropriate, the company by whom they are employed, directorships, significant shareholdings or other appointments of influence within a business or other organisation which may have dealings with the school.
They include their own interest and those of any member of their immediate family or other individuals known to them who may exert influence. The register page is signed by the Representative/Staff Member. The register enables the Local Governing Body to demonstrate that in spending public money, they do not benefit personally from decisions that they make.
Name | Who appointed them? Parent elected/ /DES & local governing board/ Staff elected | Have they a business or pecuniary interest? | Name of Organisation Other school post held and name of school | Type of interest | Term of Office |
Mr Bernard King( Chair) | Local Governing Board - Foundation | Yes | Chair of Trustee of the Gittins Family Charitable Trust, Director of Emmaus Multi Academy Company | Chair of Trustee | 4 years |
Mr Steve Morrey (Vice Chair) | Local Governing Board - Foundation | No | None | Children in school | 4 years |
Mrs Pamela Shepherd | Local Governing Board - Foundation | No | None | No | 4 years |
Mr Anthony Onyeogo | Local Governing Board - Foundation | No | None | Children in School | 4 years |
Mrs Ly Tran | Local Governing Board - Foundation | No | St Augustine's School | No | 4 years |
Fr Roger Peck | Local Governing Board - Foundation | No | None | No | 4 years |
Ms O'Beirne | Trustee | Yes | Our Lady and St Hubert's | Employee | Ex- Officio |
Mrs Riz Ahmed | Parent elected | No | None | Children in school | 4 years |
Mrs Suki Moore | Parent elected | No | None | Children in school | 4 years |
Mrs L Redford | Staff elected | No | None | No | 4 years |
Name | Status | Autumn 1 2022 | Autumn 2 | Spring 1 | Spring 2 | Summer 1 | Summer 2 |
Mr Bernard King (Chair) | Foundation | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Mr Steve Morrey ( Vice Chair) | Foundation | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Mrs Ly Tran | Foundation | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Mrs Pamela Shepherd | Foundation | Yes | No | Yes | No | No | Yes |
Father Roger Peck | Foundation | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Mr Anthony Onyeogo | Foundation | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No |
Ms O'Beirne | Principal | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Mrs Riz Ahmed | Parent | # | # | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Mrs Suki Moore | Parent | # | # | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
Mrs L Redford | Staff | # | # | # | # | Yes | Yes |
The following information can be found on the Emmaus Catholic Multi Academy Company website by following the link below:
School's data on financial benchmarking: