Management Committee

The SILS Management Committee

Please see the list below.

Name of Governor:	Start Date:	End date:	Appointment:	Business Interest:
Ms Glenn Garcia	30/10/2019	29/10/2023	Authority	NIL
Ms Julia Day	18/03/2017	17/03/2021	Community	NIL
Mrs Nancy Ini Udom	14/02/2018	13/02/2022	Community	NIL
Ms Sue Millington (Chair)	08/10/2018	07/10/2022	Community	NIL
Ms Sue Pawsey	07/03/2019	06/03/2023	Community	NIL
Mrs Janet Scafe	14/01/2019	13/01/2023	Community	NIL
Mr Ron St. Louis (Vice Chair)	22/02/2018	21/02/2022	Community	NIL
Ms Helen Webb	18/03/2017	17/03/2021	Community	NIL
Mr Simon Williams	20/10/2016	19/10/2020	Community	NIL
Ms Yomi Adewoye (Headteacher)	24/06/2013		Staff	NIL
Mr Jonathan Furlong	14/10/2019	13/10/2023	Staff	NIL
Mr Victor Oguns	14/10/2019	13/10/2023	Staff	NIL
Vacancy	02/01/2019	–	Parent	–

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Management Committee Biographies:

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Ms Sue Millington – (C) Community Governor
Mr Ron St Louis – Community Governor
Ms Yomi Adewoye – Headteacher
Ms Glenn Garcia – Authority Governor
Ms Julia Day – Community Governor
Mrs Nancy Ini Udom – Community Governor
Ms Sue Pawsey – Community Governor
Mrs Janet Scafe – Community Governor
Helen Webb – Community Governor
Simon Williams – Community Governor
Jonathan Furlong – Staff Governor
Victor Oguns – Staff Governor

Sue Millington (C) – Community member

About Sue:

Community member, currently chair of the Management Committee. I have been a member of the Management Committee for 9 years and Chair since 2013. Prior to my retirement I taught in Southwark, for 10 years at the pupil referral unit. I then specialised in Behaviour Management and worked with School Improvement. I bring this educational experience to the Management Committee. I choose to be involved with SILS as I consider its role is a vital one within Southwark. I wish to support the head teacher and staff and contribute to the wider aspirations of SILS.

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Ron St Louis – Community Governor

About Ron:

Authority member since January 2015. Currently vice chair of the management committee.

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Yomi Adewoye – Headteacher

About Yomi:

SILS staff from September 2009. I am delighted to welcome you to the SILS website. As a small school on two locations within Southwark, we start from the belief in the power of education to transform lives and we aim to give every one of our students the best possible learning experience to prepare them for their lives beyond school.

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Nancy Ini Udom – Community Governor

About Nancy:

I was delighted to take up this position and contribute to our local community. Our youths deserve, and need, support and engagement and I hope to help provide this working with the governing body.

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Janet Scafe – Community Governor

About Janet:

I have worked in Local Government for over 35 Years in different roles such as managing the Lambeth Welfare Rights Unit, I left after the unit was closed during a round of cut to the services in the Borough. I decide to go into Education to be able to spend more time with my family and to learn more about what my children were being taught & how best to help and develop. For the past 16 years I have worked as an Examination Officer in a Local Secondary school in Peckham. As well as working in the school I have been a parent & staff Governor for over 20 Years. I live in Southwark & married for 33 years with three sons & grandchildren.

I am a trustee & qualified football coach for a local Community Football club in Peckham. My husband started the club in 1999; I joined in after I saw the impact the club had on our young people. We developed the club from being just a local club football club to a FA Chartered Standard Club then to a Community Club the first of only two in Southwark. Our aims are to be able young people boys & girls to enjoy football in a safe secure & friendly environment regardless of their backgrounds and ability. We try to educate them also by arranging workshops such as gun crimes, teenage pregnancy and subjects that related to young people. Development is very important so we organise training courses such as referee, football coach training to get them qualified so in turn they can put something back into the club, we are still going strong & now seeing my grandchildren and other young people who were there now coming to volunteer and some with their own children. I enjoy living, working supporting members in my community.

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Simon Williams – Community Governor

About Simon:

Community Governor since October 2016. I am the Deputy Headteacher at The Charter School, where I was employed as an Assistant Headteacher in September 2006. I also taught PE and held various middle management positions at St. Thomas the Apostle College between 1996 and 2006. I am the Chair of the Southwark Secondary Schools ‘In Year Fair Access’ forum and hold Bed (Hons) and NPQH qualifications.

I have lived in South London since I attended the University of Greenwich in 1989. I live with my wife and three children, and numerous pets – including cats, fish and a mad cockapoo! When I have time to pursue my interests away from work and family, I play cricket and golf and enjoy Pike and Catfish angling. My son and I are also Charlton Athletic season ticket holders (Come on You Reds). I also love reading fiction – particularly crime and also reading educational and social papers/books.

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Helen Webb – Parent Governor

About Helen:

Helen Webb has been working in education with the children of Southwark since 1976. She has had a number of roles, both within mainstream and in alternative provision including the inception of one of Southwark’s first PRUs, the ESC. For the past 10 years Helen has been Co-Director and Co-Headteacher of Treasure House, an independent specialist school working with young people from 14 – 19 who have extreme anxiety and other mental health issues, often related to autism, social communication difficulties or specific learning difficulties.

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