My name is Vicky Wiltshire and I have recently been appointed as a Parent Governor at St. Mary's Catholic Primary School in Penzance. I am married with one daughter who attends the school (a school that she loves being part of)! I have over 20 years of working in Finance and I currently work for a local company as an Accountant. Please feel free to come and talk to me if you have any questions.
My name is Liz Phillips and I am the school’s Family Welfare Officer and the staff governor. I decided to become a governor because I am really passionate about our school. I am part of a fantastic team who strive everyday to give the children a fantastic education as well as the lovely nurturing environment St Mary's provides. As a past pupil I have many fond memories of St Mary's and I am committed to helping the school in improve even more than it has done so far. As staff governor I aim to be the bridge between the staff and the governors. I am really looking forward to starting my role on the governing board and I am thrilled that I have been given this opportunity to be part of the school’s wider team.
"My name is Jen Lindley and I work for the Registration service across Cornwall. I’m thrilled to be one of the school’s Catholic governors and I am excited about becoming part of our school community. As a former pupil, I have some lovely memories of the school and I am proud to be able to contribute in any way I can to ensure that our school succeeds and that more fantastic memories are made! Please let me know if there is anything I can help with. "
Hello, my name is Shane Oliver and I wanted to be a Parent Governor as I feel that it’s good to give as much time as you can to support your child through their time at school.
I grew up in Penzance and have always lived within 5 minutes of the school. I have had a connection with St Mary’s ever since I can remember, my mum, her sister & her 2 brothers went to St Mary’s and I grew up on the same street as the nuns who ran the school when I was young and have had a great connection to the school ever since.
I am married with 2 children and understand the importance of supporting your children when they are at school and in the community. I am visually impaired and registered disabled and have a lot of spare time on my hands. I became a parent governor, volunteer and a member of the PTA to give my time to help the school, staff and pupils excel.
I am very proud to be part of the next chapter in St Mary’s History.
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