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Our alliance of schools is founded on strong leadership that seeks and delivers the very best child-centred education. It is my privilege to serve as Chief Executive of the first combined faith and secular multi-academy trust in Surrey.

Leaders from our five founding schools have been instrumental in designing tools and systems that enable all staff to deliver excellence.  Our children deserve the very best and we believe fundamentally that the only way to deliver this is through a strong alliance of schools with a passion to work together, learn from each other and grow together.

We must always remember the privileged position we find ourselves in nurturing the next generation and do so with care and consideration for all.

Jon Hills
Chief Executive Officer

  • EXECUTIVE TEAM
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  • Jon Hills

    CEO & Headteacher at Holy Trinity C of E Primary School

    Jon has over thirteen years of experience as a Headteacher in two different primary schools. He holds the National Professional Qualification for Headship (NPQH); has taught across the full primary age range and has held senior leadership roles in several junior schools.  His present school is rated good by Ofsted Nov 2016 and outstanding by SIAMS Jan 2017. In addition to leading his own school, Jon has supported one outstanding Infants school (Autumn 2015) and another GOOD primary school (summer & autumn 2016) as Interim Headteacher. His experience and opportunities as an Ofsted Inspector, Governor at Fordway Pupil Referral Unit and Woking Deanery rep on the Diocesan Board of Education provide a wide breadth of experience to support school improvement.

  • Elaine Carmichael

    Headteacher, Crawley Ridge Infant School

    Elaine was appointed as Headteacher in September 2020, having been a member of staff at Crawley Ridge Infants for more than 15 years, including several years as part of the Senior Leadership Team. She had taught previously for over 15 years both in the state and private sectors, across the Pre-School and Primary age ranges, in England and in her native Scotland. She is committed to securing the best outcomes for pupils and ensuring that they develop into confident citizens of the future. Elaine has the support of a committed governing body alongside a skilled professional team of teachers and support staff. Crawley Ridge Infants is rated OUTSTANDING by Ofsted.

  • Sue Knight

    Headteacher, Crawley Ridge Junior School

    Sue was appointed as Headteacher in April 2018, following a successful year and a half as Acting Headteacher and then Head of School. She has had a long association with the school and leads a vibrant team with a strong commitment to school improvement. Sue studied history at the University of Warwick followed by a Post Graduate Certificate of Education at the West London Institute of Education. As well as teaching, Sue has worked in the Civil Service with a variety of roles including that of a workplace counsellor.  Sue is now working on her NPQH with an emphasis on curriculum development.

  • Naomi Ezzard

    Headteacher, Windlesham Village Infant School

    Naomi has been Headteacher at Windlesham since January 2014. She holds the National Professional Qualification for Headship and has previously worked as Headteacher in two church schools; an all-through primary school and an infant school.  Naomi has a BA(Hons) in Modern Languages and European Studies. Her present school, Windlesham Village Infants, is rated OUTSTANDING by Ofsted She leads an energetic team of infant specialists, who value first-hand experiences and outdoor learning.

  • Siobhan McGann

    Headteacher, Connaught Junior School

    Siobhan McGann has been in teaching for over twenty years. She was appointed Headteacher at Connaught in April 2018 after a successful year as Head of School, using her experience of teaching and leading in state and private schools in both England and New Zealand. Siobhan leads an innovative team of staff and pupils at Connaught, always striving for excellence. She has a particular passion for creative teaching methods and outdoor learning, developing the school grounds to extend and enhance the children’s learning opportunities.  Siobhan is presently undertaking her NPQH with a particular focus on mastery teaching & learning and the development of growth mind-sets.

  • Gina Buxton

    Chief Financial Officer

    Gina is an experienced and qualified senior Business Manager. She has worked in both maintained and academy settings and is passionate about ensuring financial security and delivering best value in schools to support teaching and learning. Prior to becoming a School Business Manager, Gina worked in a variety of Marketing and Customer Service focused management roles in the private sector and brings a solid commercial awareness to help support TAMAT’s business strategy.

  • Stuart Mitchell

    Stuart is a management consultant and has run his own consultancy for 30 years specialising in Leadership, Human Resource Management and Career Development.    He is a committed Christian with a family of 3 adult children and 4 school age grandchildren.   Stuart is married to a retired primary school teacher specialising in children with special educational needs and disabilities.  In his spare time, Stuart travels internationally, supports adults returning to work and loves swimming.  

  • Bishop of Dorking, Dr Jo Bailey Wells

    Rt Rev Dr Jo Bailey Wells was appointed Bishop of Dorking in 2016 and is Chair Designate of the Guildford Diocesan Board of Education.  She is a priest, theologian and educator.  Between 1995 and 2001 she served as Chaplain and then Dean of Clare College, Cambridge. Roles followed as Old Testament Tutor at Ridley Hall Cambridge, Director of the Anglican Episcopal House of Studies and Associate Professor of Bible and Ministry at Duke Divinity School in North Carolina and, most recently, Chaplain to Archbishop Justin Welby.  Bishop Jo is also Canon Theologian in Liverpool.

  • Norman Russell

    Norman retired as Archdeacon of Berkshire in 2013. Since 1970, he has held a number of positions as a Curate in Clifton, Rector of Harwell with Chilton and Gerrards Cross with Fulmer. Norman has a Masters in Science and Economics from Churchill College, Cambridge as well as a BD in Theology from the London College of Divinity.  He also spent one year as an articled clerk for Coopers and Lybrand. Norman has many years’ experience as a governor and is married to a retired teacher.

  • Freddie Lawson

    Freddie is a solicitor and one of the Directors of W Davies & Son Ltd. He has particular experience in employment law, specialising in commercial litigation in both High Court and County Court including contractual, partnership and employer /employee disputes. Freddie also has experience at local governor and trustee level for the past three years. In his spare time, he enjoys squash, tennis, cycling and sailing.

  • Pauline Alexander

    Pauline Alexander is the retired Executive Headteacher of Goldsworth Multi Academy Trust which includes Goldsworth Primary School and St John’s Primary and Nursery School. She has been a headteacher for 26 years in 4 successful schools taking one from an infant school to a primary, another from Ofsted category of Special Measures to Good and one from a 2-form to 3-form primary school. Pauline has worked as a Local Leader of Education supporting the leadership and management in several local schools. She is also a trained Leadership Coach.

  • Tina Nowell

    Tina is a headteacher who has led four primary schools of various sizes in three counties, including two church schools. She was one of the founding headteachers of the Swan Trust in Woking, converting Beaufort School to Academy Status and shaping effective collaborative practice in the Trust. She remains a 'member' of the trust. Tina has an MA in Educational Management and a National Professional Qualification for Executive Leadership. She is also an Early Years Professional and has set up and run a variety of nursery and pre-school provision.

  • Keith Gardner

    Chair of Trustees, Strategy

    Keith is the Director of Asset Strategy & Capital Delivery at Affinity Water Ltd where he ha responsibility for the development and delivery of the company's £800 million Capital Programme. He has over 20 years' experience gained both in industry and Consultancy in Senior Leadership roles and was previously a Senior Management Consultant advising clients in the development of corporate and operational strategy within regulated industries. Keith holds a BSc in Engineering and Environmental Science and an MBA specialising in Strategy and Operational Management.

  • Louise Adrian

    Trustee, Finance

    Louise qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1996 with Arthur Andersen, where she worked for 8 years. Over that period, she gained experience with many large global energy companies, auditing accounts, reviewing financial and budgetary controls and critiquing operational strategies and KPIs.  In 2002 she gained a PGCE in Religious Studies, after which she taught for 2 years in a large secondary school, where 90% of the children had English as an additional language. Currently Louise works part-time as a Consultant for Orana, which provides outsourced accounting services.  She is also closely involved in the development of girls' football and is a Trustee of Berkshire County Football Club. Louise read Theology at Oriel College, Oxford  

  • Dominic Maher

    Trustee, Human Resources

    Dominic has eleven years of experience managing in the UK and Europe residential mortgage market. Dominic initially joined Paratus AMC Limited (then GMAC-RFC) in 2005 as an HR Business Partner and progressed to the role of International HR Director in 2008.  Since June 2014, he has been the COO with responsibility for New Business Processing/Underwriting, Customers Services, Closing, Collections, Legal, REO and HR. He previously worked for Marks & Spencer PLC and has over 20 years of practical HR experience and is a Fellow of the CIPD.

  • Fiona Vernon

    Trustee, Safeguarding

    Fiona is a Family Law Barrister. She represents local authorities, parents and guardians within care proceedings, private law family proceedings and financial relief cases and has done so for the past 15 years. She is the Safeguarding Representative for St John's Church in Windlesham carrying out the function for children and adults at risk of harm. Fiona has also been a Governor at Windlesham since 2016. Through each of these roles she has attended extensive training on child protection and safeguarding matters. Fiona graduated from Aberystwyth University with a degree in law and went on to complete a LLM in Child Law.  She is  married and has three young children.

  • David Oakley

    Vice Chair of Trustees, Marketing

    David is a Business Consultant to local SMEs, also a non-exec Director with Trustmark and a part-time Strategy Director.  Previously with tea company Twinings, David led teams in Business Development, Marketing, E-Commerce, retail and originally in finance as the FD and a board member for the GB&I business.  Prior to Twinings, David lived in the Middle East, working for Coca-Cola.  His career started with KPMG in the North of England where he trained as a Chartered Accountant, followed by a 2-year secondment to The Gambia working throughout West Africa.  David is a Maths Graduate, married with 2 daughters and was previously Chair of the Governing Body at Crawley Ridge Junior School

  • Geoffrey Palmer

    Trustee, Health & Safety & Premises

    Geoffrey graduated from Bath University with a degree in Buildings (Environmental Engineering). He has spent the past 30 years as a consulting engineer - designing, procuring and supervising installations in buildings both in the UK and around the world. He is a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers and various other learned societies. Geoffrey runs a 200 strong team of specialist building engineering consultants with full P&L, technical and team development responsibility. In addition to his engineering qualifications, he has a certificate in coaching from Henley Business School and has undertaken the Strategic Leadership Programme at Said Business School. Geoffrey has over ten years governance experience and is a member of the Governing Body at Crawley Ridge Infant School.

  • Duncan Hewson

    Trustee, Well-Being

    Duncan is currently Head of Senior Boys at an Independent School in Haslemere. His role has been to develop and build a boys section in what has been an all-girls school for 175 years. A great deal of his time has been spent both marketing and managing expectations of existing and prospective parents. This has required a clear strategic focus, creative thinking and a sensitivity to cultural change. Duncan has also spent time each week at the Junior School developing continuity between the Junior and Senior sites ensuring the transition process is as smooth and effective as possible. There is an increasing focus and pressure within secondary education to move towards a more skills- based curriculum and greater focus on character development and he is in the process of completing an MSc in Applied Positive Psychology that explicitly focuses on how to promote flourishing at both an individual and organisational level. Duncan has previously been a Director of Sixth Form, a participant in the Future Leaders Programme and sat on Surrey County Council Education Select Committee through his then role as elected Parent Governor at Holy Trinity Primary School, West End.

  • Samantha Goggin

    Trustee, Inclusion

    Sam was previously Chair of Governors and now Governor at Connaught Junior School.  She successfully led the Governing Body to Academy Trust Status four and a half years ago and continues to develop the school and the Trust to ensure that the staff and children achieve their full potential in both their professional and emotional journeys. In this time Connaught has had two successful Ofsted inspections and supported a number of local schools to improve outcomes for hundreds of pupils. Sam is an experienced year leader at a local secondary academy with a wealth of knowledge in inclusion and safeguarding. She is keen to ensure that curriculum, quality of teaching and children’s whole well-being are of the highest importance and that education is more than just book work and class-based activities; that education is nurturing and developing all round skills to be able to survive in this very changing world.

Leadership Structure

At The Alliance Multi-Academy Trust, leadership support and sustainability are pivotal to our school improvement strategy. The TAMAT structures below are designed to support and nurture inspirational leaders within our schools.

Governance Structure

This structure has been agreed by all schools in consultation with the Guildford Diocese Board of Education (DBE) and the Regional Schools Commissioner. Bishop Jo Wells has been appointed directly from the DBE with all other appointments at both member and trust level coming from either the schools or independent representation. This structure fulfils the requirements of the National Society (VC model) with two members and three trustees having foundation status. It has been agreed by the Department for Education.

TAMAT values subsidiarity and therefore the vital role that Local Academy Boards play in making sure that decisions are taken at a level closest to those affected by those decisions. It intends to fully utilise the skills and experience of local governors and leaders in ensuring that every child receives the very best education.

+ EXECUTIVE TEAM
  • Jon Hills

    CEO & Headteacher at Holy Trinity C of E Primary School

    Jon has over thirteen years of experience as a Headteacher in two different primary schools. He holds the National Professional Qualification for Headship (NPQH); has taught across the full primary age range and has held senior leadership roles in several junior schools.  His present school is rated good by Ofsted Nov 2016 and outstanding by SIAMS Jan 2017. In addition to leading his own school, Jon has supported one outstanding Infants school (Autumn 2015) and another GOOD primary school (summer & autumn 2016) as Interim Headteacher. His experience and opportunities as an Ofsted Inspector, Governor at Fordway Pupil Referral Unit and Woking Deanery rep on the Diocesan Board of Education provide a wide breadth of experience to support school improvement.

  • Elaine Carmichael

    Headteacher, Crawley Ridge Infant School

    Elaine was appointed as Headteacher in September 2020, having been a member of staff at Crawley Ridge Infants for more than 15 years, including several years as part of the Senior Leadership Team. She had taught previously for over 15 years both in the state and private sectors, across the Pre-School and Primary age ranges, in England and in her native Scotland. She is committed to securing the best outcomes for pupils and ensuring that they develop into confident citizens of the future. Elaine has the support of a committed governing body alongside a skilled professional team of teachers and support staff. Crawley Ridge Infants is rated OUTSTANDING by Ofsted.

  • Sue Knight

    Headteacher, Crawley Ridge Junior School

    Sue was appointed as Headteacher in April 2018, following a successful year and a half as Acting Headteacher and then Head of School. She has had a long association with the school and leads a vibrant team with a strong commitment to school improvement. Sue studied history at the University of Warwick followed by a Post Graduate Certificate of Education at the West London Institute of Education. As well as teaching, Sue has worked in the Civil Service with a variety of roles including that of a workplace counsellor.  Sue is now working on her NPQH with an emphasis on curriculum development.

  • Naomi Ezzard

    Headteacher, Windlesham Village Infant School

    Naomi has been Headteacher at Windlesham since January 2014. She holds the National Professional Qualification for Headship and has previously worked as Headteacher in two church schools; an all-through primary school and an infant school.  Naomi has a BA(Hons) in Modern Languages and European Studies. Her present school, Windlesham Village Infants, is rated OUTSTANDING by Ofsted She leads an energetic team of infant specialists, who value first-hand experiences and outdoor learning.

  • Siobhan McGann

    Headteacher, Connaught Junior School

    Siobhan McGann has been in teaching for over twenty years. She was appointed Headteacher at Connaught in April 2018 after a successful year as Head of School, using her experience of teaching and leading in state and private schools in both England and New Zealand. Siobhan leads an innovative team of staff and pupils at Connaught, always striving for excellence. She has a particular passion for creative teaching methods and outdoor learning, developing the school grounds to extend and enhance the children’s learning opportunities.  Siobhan is presently undertaking her NPQH with a particular focus on mastery teaching & learning and the development of growth mind-sets.

  • Gina Buxton

    Chief Financial Officer

    Gina is an experienced and qualified senior Business Manager. She has worked in both maintained and academy settings and is passionate about ensuring financial security and delivering best value in schools to support teaching and learning. Prior to becoming a School Business Manager, Gina worked in a variety of Marketing and Customer Service focused management roles in the private sector and brings a solid commercial awareness to help support TAMAT’s business strategy.

+ MEMBERS
  • Stuart Mitchell

    Stuart is a management consultant and has run his own consultancy for 30 years specialising in Leadership, Human Resource Management and Career Development.    He is a committed Christian with a family of 3 adult children and 4 school age grandchildren.   Stuart is married to a retired primary school teacher specialising in children with special educational needs and disabilities.  In his spare time, Stuart travels internationally, supports adults returning to work and loves swimming.  

  • Bishop of Dorking, Dr Jo Bailey Wells

    Rt Rev Dr Jo Bailey Wells was appointed Bishop of Dorking in 2016 and is Chair Designate of the Guildford Diocesan Board of Education.  She is a priest, theologian and educator.  Between 1995 and 2001 she served as Chaplain and then Dean of Clare College, Cambridge. Roles followed as Old Testament Tutor at Ridley Hall Cambridge, Director of the Anglican Episcopal House of Studies and Associate Professor of Bible and Ministry at Duke Divinity School in North Carolina and, most recently, Chaplain to Archbishop Justin Welby.  Bishop Jo is also Canon Theologian in Liverpool.

  • Norman Russell

    Norman retired as Archdeacon of Berkshire in 2013. Since 1970, he has held a number of positions as a Curate in Clifton, Rector of Harwell with Chilton and Gerrards Cross with Fulmer. Norman has a Masters in Science and Economics from Churchill College, Cambridge as well as a BD in Theology from the London College of Divinity.  He also spent one year as an articled clerk for Coopers and Lybrand. Norman has many years’ experience as a governor and is married to a retired teacher.

  • Freddie Lawson

    Freddie is a solicitor and one of the Directors of W Davies & Son Ltd. He has particular experience in employment law, specialising in commercial litigation in both High Court and County Court including contractual, partnership and employer /employee disputes. Freddie also has experience at local governor and trustee level for the past three years. In his spare time, he enjoys squash, tennis, cycling and sailing.

  • Pauline Alexander

    Pauline Alexander is the retired Executive Headteacher of Goldsworth Multi Academy Trust which includes Goldsworth Primary School and St John’s Primary and Nursery School. She has been a headteacher for 26 years in 4 successful schools taking one from an infant school to a primary, another from Ofsted category of Special Measures to Good and one from a 2-form to 3-form primary school. Pauline has worked as a Local Leader of Education supporting the leadership and management in several local schools. She is also a trained Leadership Coach.

+ TRUSTEES
  • Tina Nowell

    Tina is a headteacher who has led four primary schools of various sizes in three counties, including two church schools. She was one of the founding headteachers of the Swan Trust in Woking, converting Beaufort School to Academy Status and shaping effective collaborative practice in the Trust. She remains a 'member' of the trust. Tina has an MA in Educational Management and a National Professional Qualification for Executive Leadership. She is also an Early Years Professional and has set up and run a variety of nursery and pre-school provision.

  • Keith Gardner

    Chair of Trustees, Strategy

    Keith is the Director of Asset Strategy & Capital Delivery at Affinity Water Ltd where he ha responsibility for the development and delivery of the company's £800 million Capital Programme. He has over 20 years' experience gained both in industry and Consultancy in Senior Leadership roles and was previously a Senior Management Consultant advising clients in the development of corporate and operational strategy within regulated industries. Keith holds a BSc in Engineering and Environmental Science and an MBA specialising in Strategy and Operational Management.

  • Louise Adrian

    Trustee, Finance

    Louise qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1996 with Arthur Andersen, where she worked for 8 years. Over that period, she gained experience with many large global energy companies, auditing accounts, reviewing financial and budgetary controls and critiquing operational strategies and KPIs.  In 2002 she gained a PGCE in Religious Studies, after which she taught for 2 years in a large secondary school, where 90% of the children had English as an additional language. Currently Louise works part-time as a Consultant for Orana, which provides outsourced accounting services.  She is also closely involved in the development of girls' football and is a Trustee of Berkshire County Football Club. Louise read Theology at Oriel College, Oxford  

  • Dominic Maher

    Trustee, Human Resources

    Dominic has eleven years of experience managing in the UK and Europe residential mortgage market. Dominic initially joined Paratus AMC Limited (then GMAC-RFC) in 2005 as an HR Business Partner and progressed to the role of International HR Director in 2008.  Since June 2014, he has been the COO with responsibility for New Business Processing/Underwriting, Customers Services, Closing, Collections, Legal, REO and HR. He previously worked for Marks & Spencer PLC and has over 20 years of practical HR experience and is a Fellow of the CIPD.

  • Fiona Vernon

    Trustee, Safeguarding

    Fiona is a Family Law Barrister. She represents local authorities, parents and guardians within care proceedings, private law family proceedings and financial relief cases and has done so for the past 15 years. She is the Safeguarding Representative for St John's Church in Windlesham carrying out the function for children and adults at risk of harm. Fiona has also been a Governor at Windlesham since 2016. Through each of these roles she has attended extensive training on child protection and safeguarding matters. Fiona graduated from Aberystwyth University with a degree in law and went on to complete a LLM in Child Law.  She is  married and has three young children.

  • David Oakley

    Vice Chair of Trustees, Marketing

    David is a Business Consultant to local SMEs, also a non-exec Director with Trustmark and a part-time Strategy Director.  Previously with tea company Twinings, David led teams in Business Development, Marketing, E-Commerce, retail and originally in finance as the FD and a board member for the GB&I business.  Prior to Twinings, David lived in the Middle East, working for Coca-Cola.  His career started with KPMG in the North of England where he trained as a Chartered Accountant, followed by a 2-year secondment to The Gambia working throughout West Africa.  David is a Maths Graduate, married with 2 daughters and was previously Chair of the Governing Body at Crawley Ridge Junior School

  • Geoffrey Palmer

    Trustee, Health & Safety & Premises

    Geoffrey graduated from Bath University with a degree in Buildings (Environmental Engineering). He has spent the past 30 years as a consulting engineer - designing, procuring and supervising installations in buildings both in the UK and around the world. He is a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers and various other learned societies. Geoffrey runs a 200 strong team of specialist building engineering consultants with full P&L, technical and team development responsibility. In addition to his engineering qualifications, he has a certificate in coaching from Henley Business School and has undertaken the Strategic Leadership Programme at Said Business School. Geoffrey has over ten years governance experience and is a member of the Governing Body at Crawley Ridge Infant School.

  • Duncan Hewson

    Trustee, Well-Being

    Duncan is currently Head of Senior Boys at an Independent School in Haslemere. His role has been to develop and build a boys section in what has been an all-girls school for 175 years. A great deal of his time has been spent both marketing and managing expectations of existing and prospective parents. This has required a clear strategic focus, creative thinking and a sensitivity to cultural change. Duncan has also spent time each week at the Junior School developing continuity between the Junior and Senior sites ensuring the transition process is as smooth and effective as possible. There is an increasing focus and pressure within secondary education to move towards a more skills- based curriculum and greater focus on character development and he is in the process of completing an MSc in Applied Positive Psychology that explicitly focuses on how to promote flourishing at both an individual and organisational level. Duncan has previously been a Director of Sixth Form, a participant in the Future Leaders Programme and sat on Surrey County Council Education Select Committee through his then role as elected Parent Governor at Holy Trinity Primary School, West End.

  • Samantha Goggin

    Trustee, Inclusion

    Sam was previously Chair of Governors and now Governor at Connaught Junior School.  She successfully led the Governing Body to Academy Trust Status four and a half years ago and continues to develop the school and the Trust to ensure that the staff and children achieve their full potential in both their professional and emotional journeys. In this time Connaught has had two successful Ofsted inspections and supported a number of local schools to improve outcomes for hundreds of pupils. Sam is an experienced year leader at a local secondary academy with a wealth of knowledge in inclusion and safeguarding. She is keen to ensure that curriculum, quality of teaching and children’s whole well-being are of the highest importance and that education is more than just book work and class-based activities; that education is nurturing and developing all round skills to be able to survive in this very changing world.

+ LEADERSHIP

Leadership Structure

At The Alliance Multi-Academy Trust, leadership support and sustainability are pivotal to our school improvement strategy. The TAMAT structures below are designed to support and nurture inspirational leaders within our schools.

+ GOVERNANCE

Governance Structure

This structure has been agreed by all schools in consultation with the Guildford Diocese Board of Education (DBE) and the Regional Schools Commissioner. Bishop Jo Wells has been appointed directly from the DBE with all other appointments at both member and trust level coming from either the schools or independent representation. This structure fulfils the requirements of the National Society (VC model) with two members and three trustees having foundation status. It has been agreed by the Department for Education.

+ LOCAL ACADEMY

TAMAT values subsidiarity and therefore the vital role that Local Academy Boards play in making sure that decisions are taken at a level closest to those affected by those decisions. It intends to fully utilise the skills and experience of local governors and leaders in ensuring that every child receives the very best education.

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