Meet the Governors
Hampden Gurney’s Governing Body works as a team with the Headteacher and the school staff, helping to provide a vibrant, imaginative and quality education for the children at the school.
Their contribution includes: agreeing the school’s aims, policies, targets and priorities, overseeing the financing of the school and helping to monitor the curriculum. There are two elected Parent Governors who are available to discuss any aspect of the Governing Body and a Clerk to the Governors, who can provide more information: please contact the school office.
Photographs of all Governors are on display outside the school office.
The two parent governors on the full governing body are Edit Laszlo and Abigail Goldsbrough.
Foundation governors shall be appointed as follows:
- Two by the London Diocesan Board for Schools
- Three by the Church of the Annunciation Parochial Church Council, one of whom must be a trustee of the Hampden Gurney School Trust
- Two by the Marylebone Deanery Synod
The term of office of all governors is four years.
List of Governors 2023
Chairman of Governors: Fr Lincoln Harvey (re-elected 2025)
Vice Chairman: Mr Neville David (re-elected 2025)
Headteacher: Mrs Evelyn Chua
Foundation Governors
LDBS – Mrs Cynthia Ramsay (1984, re-elected 2021)
LDBS – Mr Neville David (2021)
PCC – Mrs Jean Earle (2025)
PCC – Mr Niel Pama (2013)
PCC – Mr Michael Mohammed (2021)
Deanery Synod – Ms Maria Kastani (2024)
Non-Foundation Governors
Parent – Mrs Abigail Goldsbrough (2023)
Parent – Ms Edit Laszlo (2025)
LEA – Mrs Anne Larkey, LEA Representative (2014, re-elected 2018, 2022)
Staff
Teaching Representative – Ms Stefani Tsoli, Class Teacher
Headteacher – Mrs Evelyn Chua, Headteacher
Church of the Annunciation Priest – Father Lincoln Harvey
The School Maintenance Fund
The School Maintenance Fund is vital element in ensuring that the School is a safe, well-equipped and pleasant environment for the children. This money is held and managed by the Governing Body and is used to make up short-falls in spending on maintaining and improving the school. As a Voluntary Aided Church School, the Governing Body is responsible for the school buildings and other capital works including the playgrounds and ICT infrastructure.
Find out more about the School Maintenance Fund here.