Governance Statement for Oak Hill Academy
The governance of Oak Hill Academy is undertaken through the governance framework of the Aspirations Academies Trust.
Local governance is through Aspirations’ West London Regional Board and therefore the Chair of the Regional Board, David Herbert, is the Academy’s Chair of Governors.
The members of the West London Regional Board are shown below:
Name/Details | Term of office (end date) |
Chair | |
David Herbert – Director of Education – Operations & Governance | For duration of employment in this post |
Education | |
Natasha Ullah – Chief Education Officer | For duration of employment in this post |
Parent Governors | |
Anisa Mamoojee – Parent Governor (Primary) | 19/05/2029 |
Sujatha Surenthiran – Parent Governor (Secondary) | 31/10/2027 |
Co-opted Governors | |
Dee Howley – Co-opted Community/Business Link Governor | 31/08/2027 |
Vacancy – Co-opted Community/Business Link Governor | |
Regional Principals/Heads of School | |
Laura Taylor – Principal, Oak Hill Academy | For duration of employment in this post |
Deborah Carter – Principal, Oriel Academy | For duration of employment in this post |
Suvi Mohey – Principal, Park Academy | For duration of employment in this post |
Sarah Johnson-Scott – Principal, Rivers Campus | For duration of employment in this post |
Luke Homer – Executive Principal | For duration of employment in this post |
The Regional Board operates as part of a broader framework of governance within the Trust and further details of this are available from the following link:
https://www.aspirationsacademies.org/about-us/governance/
Annual reports and accounts for all Aspirations academies are available here:
https://www.aspirationsacademies.org/about-us/policies-and-legal-information/
In addition to the formal governance framework, the Academy has a forum, to promote strong links with parents and the local community. While it is not part of the governance of the Academy, the forum provides a means for its members to gain a better understanding of the functioning of the Academy and identify matters they would like to have considered by the Regional Board.