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Meet the Governors

Name
Role
Governor Type
Committee
Zohra Khanam
​Chair of Governors
Co-opted
Finance
VACANCY
Governor​
Co-opted
TBA
​Aminul Hoque
Governor for Safeguarding & SEND
​Local Authority Governor
Finance
​Ruhana Ali
Governor
Elected Parent Governor
Curriculum
Abdul Kayoum ​
Governor
Elected Parent Governor
Finance
​Guthsna Khan
Governor
Staff Governor
Curriculum
Judy Da Costa
​Governor
​Co-opted
​Curriculum
Clare Barnett
Governor
​Co-opted
Finance
​Oliver Rice
Health and Safety
​Co-opted
Finance
Becky Dolamore
Executive Headteacher
n/a
Curriculum, Finance
​Asad Muzammal
Clerk to Governors
n/a
n/a
Governors can be contacted either by letter addressed to the school or by email.

The Role of Governor

A school governor is a volunteer who helps to run the school and ensure high standards of education and care for all our children. They work as part of the governing body to support the head teacher in taking the school in the right direction.

Governors are involved in decisions about all aspects of managing the school – such as setting the school’s vision, ethos and long term goals, supporting and appointing staff and setting standards in all areas of learning, behaviour and curriculum content. They provide accountability by overseeing finances and making sure money is well spent and ensuring the upkeep of buildings and the educational environment. Together with the head teacher they are responsible for safeguarding the children.

The most important qualities for being a governor are enthusiasm, commitment and an interest in education. If you are interested in becoming a governor at our school federation or any Tower Hamlets school, please contact Governor Services below:

Telephone: 
020 7364 3141
Email: 
Governor.servicessection@towerhamlets.gov.uk
Website click here

Governor Attendance and Terms
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July 2022 Annual Governors Statement to Families and Staff.pdf
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Federation
​In January 2022 Children's House federated with Rachel Keeling Nursery School. 

The two schools remain separate but share one executive head teacher and one governing body.
​Our Governor, Aminul Hoque, is a qualified British Sign Language user. He and his sister wrote and illustrated this wonderful book. 
​You can borrow copies of it in school. 
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Becky is usually onsite all day Tuesday, all day Friday and Wednesday afternoon. Guthsna is onsite every day
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Children's House Nursery School - 92 Bruce Road - London - E3 3HL
​Tel 020 8980 4662 - Email: admin@childrenshouse.towerhamlets.sch.uk
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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Welcome
    • Vision and Values
    • Self Evaluation
    • School Development Plan
    • Staff Team
    • Our Governors
  • News
    • Learning Blog
    • Term Dates
    • Newsletters
    • Health Alerts
  • Information
    • Admissions
    • Child Protection
    • Complaints
    • Covid
    • Data Protection
    • Early Years Pupil Premium
    • OFSTED Reports
    • Policies & Risk Assessments
    • Prevent Duty
    • Special Educational Needs & Disability
  • Learning
    • Books in Nursery
    • Curriculum
    • Cycling
    • Early Words Together
    • Professional Outreach & Partnerships
    • Sign of the Week
    • Supporting Learning at Home
    • Think Equal
    • Trips & Visits
  • Parents & Community
    • Attendance & Absence
    • Children & Family Centres
    • Cycle Sisters
    • Early Help
    • Head Lice
    • Food Bank
    • Packed Lunches
    • Starting Children's House
    • Working with Parents & Carers