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• Lynsey Morrison
  Appointed Governor, Chair of Governors, Chair of Pay and Appraisal, Building and Finance
  Lynsey Morrison

• Sean Hegarty
  Appointed Governor, Vice Chair of Governors, Building and Finance
  Sean Hegarty

  Sean Hegarty is currently Global lead for Fraud and Financial Crime for JPMC’s International Consumer Bank with over 25 years of financial services experience globally. Sean has ben with JP Morgan for 9 years.

  Prior to joining JP Morgan, Sean was Global Head of Fraud Strategy for Barclays Corporate Banking Division and held a number of senior leadership positions at GE Capital (Head of Fraud for Global Banking, and heading up the fraud teams in Europe, LATAM and Asia throughout his 10 years at GE Capital)

  Sean is a graduate of the University of Liverpool with an LLB.in Law, and is a qualified Accountant (ACA) having trained with PriceWaterhouseCoopers in Audit and Forensic Accounting.

• John Burns
  Appointed Governor, Chair of Building and Finance
  John Burns

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• Christopher Harrison
  Appointed Governor, Chair of Building and Finance
  Christopher Harrison

  Christopher Harrison has been a member of the Board of Governors since September 2022 and took on the role of Chair of Finance in July 2023.

  He began his career in investment banking as a specialist analyst on the equity derivatives desk, working in a highly regulated environment. In 2005, he retrained as a Chartered Surveyor and now operates his own RICS-regulated practice. His professional experience emphasizes adherence to high standards, robust decision-making processes, and ongoing professional development under the RICS membership framework.

• Thomas Manning
  Appointed Governor, Curriculum and Safeguarding, Pay and Appraisal
  Thomas Manning

  Tom Manning has served on the Carleton House Preparatory School Board of Governors for most of the last 20 years. He is a retired secondary school teacher and he continues to work as a senior examiner for several UK examination boards. Mr Manning has acted as secretary to the board in the past and serves on the appointments and curriculum and safeguarding committees. He has also served extended periods as a governor at two other local schools.

• Charlotte Holguin
  Appointed Governor, Chair of Curriculum and Safeguarding
  Charlotte Holguin

  Charlotte Holguin has served on the Carleton House Preparatory School board of Governors since 2021, currently holding the position of Safeguarding Governor since 2023. As a criminal law barrister, Charlotte has leant her skills to ensuring the highest level of regulatory and ethical compliance with safeguarding children and staff within the school as well as contributing to the strategic decision making of the governing body.

• Elaine Czarnecki
  Appointed Governor, Pay and Appraisal
  Elaine Czarnecki

• Janet Robinson
  Appointed Governor, Curriculum and Safeguarding
  Janet Robinson

  Mrs Robinson joined the Carleton House Governing Body in July 2023, her association with the school, however, began when she became a member of the teaching staff in 2001.

  Prior to this, Mrs Robinson had trained as a middle school teacher in Newcastle Upon Tyne and had senior pastoral positions in secondary schools before moving into primary education whilst bringing up her family of 8.

  Her main areas of expertise lay in maths and the sciences with a special interest in the dramatic arts. Indeed, Mrs Robinson worked on many school productions and continues to do so even after retiring 7 years ago.

  She is delighted to be able to serve the school in her new role and is contributing to the school’s curriculum and safeguarding committee, where she hopes to use her 37 years of teaching experience to help further develop and shape the school’s future.