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Governance

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Chair of Governors

Local Authority Governor

Rosie Weaver BEM 

Having worked in the NHS for many years I retrained as a Workplace Mediator about 10 years ago. This has taken me all over the country.

I have lived in Meriden for 30 years and I am an elected Parish Councillor for Meriden. My knowledge of the local community can help the school build stronger links with local groups, business and activities.

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Co-opted Governor

Jonathan Jefferies

I am a Senior Category Manager working for the UK Utilities managing commercial activities for specialist and capital projects. I have worked in Procurement for 20 years but started off studying Computer Science and graphical programming before moving into purchasing.

Moved to Meriden 12 years ago and have a daughter who is currently attending school in year 2. Looking to support and have a positive impact as a Governor since I believe that having the right foundations in early life and learning is essential.

Vice Chair
Co-opted Governor

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Headteacher

Lucy Anderton

I have been the Headteacher at Meriden since September 2010.  Prior to my appointment here I worked in Warwickshire schools, teaching throughout the primary age range. I feel very privileged to be Headteacher at this wonderful school; our Christian vision, shared by all staff, underpins everything we do for our children and families. Strong partnerships between pupils, parents, staff and governors ensure that pupils thrive in a safe, caring and stimulating environment.

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Foundation Governor

Matthew Clipsham

I am a teacher with responsibility for data management at a secondary school in Nuneaton and I have been teaching Psychology for nine years. I have lived in Meriden for seven years and have worked in schools in Birmingham and Coventry. I am a regular attendee at St. Laurence Church and was confirmed there in November 2019. I have a young family and am passionate about learning throughout all stages of education. I believe that education is most effective when based in the ethos of faith and have been supporting Meriden in my role as foundation governor for almost two years.

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Staff Governor

Rebecca Massey

I have worked in education for over 20 Years teaching across the Primary age range. Much of my career has been in Coventry Authority but after moving to Solihull, I have spent the last 6 years here at Meriden CE Primary school. I am proud to work at the school that both of my children have attended, contributing meaningfully to their education and to the education of the children in the community where I also reside. I am privileged to be the Deputy Headteacher and SENCO and work closely with staff and parents to provide an ambitious and inclusive curriculum for all our pupils.

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Parent Governor

Robert Spencer

In the day job I am an Associate Director of Operations at a Mental Health and Learning Disabilities NHS Trust. I have worked in the NHS for over 15 years in both Acute Hospitals and across Community services. 

 

I moved into the Meriden area with my wife 7 years ago and we've since had 3 children, 2 have already joined the school and are in Key Stage 1. 

 

I joined the school as a Parent Governor in 2022. I am keen to support the school in continuing to provide outstanding education to our students and ensuring the school achieves its goals and aspirations. 

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Bridgette Chandler

Co-Opted Governor

I have been working in the voluntary sector for several years and also volunteering in my local community. I am Chair of my Parish Council and Chair of NW Area of Town and Parish Councils. I hope to use my experience in community engagement and governance in a strategic and positive way to ensure continuous development while providing a safe learning environment for all pupils, staff and stakeholders.

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