John Morgan – Chair of Governors

I still think of myself as the new boy on the governing body although I have been a governor for more years than I like to think of. I was co-opted as a Community governor soon after my daughter started in Reception and she is in High School now! Since September 2009 I have had the privilege to be the Chair of Governors.

My day job involves running adult employability and skills initiatives across North Norfolk through the District Council.

Hobbies include cycling, running and trying to find time for myself. I am a regular participant in the annual sponsored bike ride.

Debbie Love – Clerk to the Governors

I have been Clerk to the Governors since November 2009 and have two boys at Corpusty School, one in Year 2 and the other in Year 1.

I am a self-employed farm secretary, currently working for two farmers in the North Norfolk area; prior to having children I worked as Bursar’s Assistant at Norwich School.

Freya Henderson

I am a Corpusty resident and have a daughter at the school and a baby boy. I have knowledge and experience of education in my background as a secondary Art teacher in schools and colleges. I am involved in many local community activities and thoroughly enjoy village life.

Tim Eyres

I am a local authority governor having previously also been a parent governor. Both of my children attended the school and they are now at Reepham High School and College, one in Year 9 and the other in the VI form. The boys are both progressing well having had a great start in their education through their experiences at Corpusty Primary School. I am currently a member of the Strategy and Personnel sub-committee. My professional background is related to informal education and in particular youth and community work. I have worked for Norfolk County Council since 1997 and I am currently employed within Children’s Services as the Head of 11–19 Strategy & Commissioning.

Ceinwen Sinclair

I first became a parent governor in 1999 when my son was in Year 1 at Corpusty and am now a community governor. My two children moved on to Reepham High School and College, where my daughter is now taking her A levels (and my son left and gone to university!). I am currently a member of the Strategy and Personnel committee and participate in the assessment of the headteacher’s performance. I am also the link for governor recruitment.

Julian Trott

I am a parent governor and sit on the resources committee and the staff disciplinary appeal committee. I have two children who are in years 2 and 4.

Kirsty Cotgrove

I’m a parent governor with a son in year one and a son in reception class. I also have a son and daughter yet to start at School. I also run the Corpusty & Saxthorpe Toddler Group.

Ruth Toop

I’m a parent governor, and my son has recently begun his journey at Corpusty Primary School in Reception, with two younger sisters in hot pursuit. I have a keen interest and experience in Early Years, and am currently employed by Norfolk County Council’s Children’s Services.

Deborah Topp

I am a parent governor, Vice Chair and sit on the Pupils, Parents and Curriculum committee.  My daughter is now in Year 3.

I have been a teacher for nearly 20 years and have taught children from ages 2 to 18 in the UK and Internationally. I am currently working for Norfolk County Council in their Family Learning department and as a supply teacher

Diana Eatherley

My background is in teaching and later working as an educational psychologist before retiring in 2008.  After many years involved in education I wanted to continue my involvement and was able to become a community governor in November 2010.