“As a governor on the resources committee and with my skills as an employment lawyer at a recognised national practice, my commitment is to ensure that the school is supported in all key organisational and HR issues and ensure that the school is a happy and safe place for the staff and children to work and learn within”.

Simon Bloch

"Hello, i’m Dan Brown, I'm married with 4 children. I am a secondary school teacher with 17 years teaching experience. 

 

At my school i am Head of Computing and Business Studies as well as Head of Behaviour. 

I have been a governor at NCJPS since 2021.

 

My role as a governor is looking at the Teaching and Learning side by helping pupils of all abilities reach their potential. 

Making sure that every pupils needs and abilities are taken care of."

Dan Brown

"As governor for special education needs and pupil premium, my aim is to ensure that all children at North Cheshire Jewish Primary School receive an inclusive and supportive education.  I hope to support the school to develop every pupil's academic, social and independence skills, preparing them for early adulthood."

Shelley Epstein

" I have been involved with North Cheshire for over 13 years, both as a parent and an employee. The position of Business Manager is definitely not just a desk job, no two days are the same, which I enjoy thoroughly. The School Office is the heart of the school, and this gives us a chance to help and support everyone throughout the school. Our door is always open. "

Lynne Feather

"I am delighted to be Deputy Headteacher at North Cheshire Jewish Primary School. I have particular interests in English, Science, pastoral care, collaborative learning and leadership.

Seeing children work alongside each other to develop their understanding of the world is an absolute privilege.

In my spare time I enjoy hillwalking, swimming, reading and listening to music."

Christine Hession

As chair of governors, I ensure the governing board work as a team to challenge, support and contribute to the strategic leadership of the school. The core roles of a governing body are: 

1. to ensure there is clarity of vision, ethos and strategic direction
2. to hold executive leaders to account for the educational performance of the organisation and its pupils as well as the performance management of staff
3. to oversee the financial performance of the organisation and to make sure its money is well spent

                                                           Naomi Hornby

"I am extremely privileged to be a governor of such a wonderful school and community. As an ex-pupil, I feel very strong about building on the momentum my predecessor created and ensuring that the property/site are maintained and kept to an acceptable and safe standard."

Konrad Keller

“It is a privilege to be Deputy Headteacher at North Cheshire Jewish Primary School. I particularly enjoy mathematics, English, computing, music and seeing the children thrive. I look forward to continuing to work with the staff and Governors to achieve excellence in our happy and caring school."

  Andrew Lee

Adam has 30 years experience in financial services.  As finance governor he is committed to working with the School to ensure it is sustainable over the long term. This requires that it’s financial affairs are managed prudently and on a best available value-for-money basis

Adam Moses

"As a new parent governor on the wellbeing and safeguarding committee, and also the development governor, I will do my upmost to ensure we work hard with the parents and teachers to maintain a balanced, happy and inclusive team to support the needs of all the school's community and eco-system." 

Michelle Moses

"I'm a former pupil of NC who is passionate about this school’s long term success and its contribution to the children’s Jewish values. My specific responsibility is to develop the Kodesh department of which we have great plans, some of which are already showing promising results. Go NC! "

Ben Sallon

"As a parent governor on the Teaching and Learning committee, I am dedicated to working with the school to ensure that all pupils receive a broad, balanced and knowledge rich curriculum to prepare them for the next stage of their lives and allow them to develop personally."

Hannah Stollar

"Speaking as a governor for the past 37 years, my vision for North Cheshire is that it will be the school of choice for all Jewish children in south Manchester, based on the reality that it combines a proven very high academic standard, and with giving the pupils a good understanding of the importance of their Jewish identity."

 Joy Wolfe MBE