Governor Profiles
Mrs. C. Prince
I have been involved with Ralph Sadleir for over thirty years, as a parent, full time teacher and at present a regular supply teacher. The school has been an important part of my life and as a governor I hope to promote the school and it’s ethos and help implement changes that will help the school move forward.
Mr. R. Prince
I taught at Ralph Sadleir for many years. I was Head of Music as well as teaching French, German, Maths and some Technology.
After retiring from the classroom I came back to the school and taught piano for a number of years.
Mrs. J. Tye
I grew up in Standon and attended Ralph Sadleir school during the years of 1986-1990, although it was a little bit different then!! Having obtained a qualification as a chartered accountant, and then spending a number of years working abroad in Australia, I returned to my roots and now live once again in Standon.
I have four children, my youngest two are at Ralph Sadleir and my oldest two are at Freman College so I have a personal interest in the Rib Valley Schools consortium, and having been through the system myself I am a great advocate of the three tier system.
My personal interests include playing netball, travelling abroad and socialising with friends and family.
Mrs. C. Hunter
My daughter is currently in Year 5 at Ralph Sadleir school. As I have a background in working with children in various safeguarding, therapeutic and legal roles, I hope I can bring some of my skills to assist the school as a governor. I am committed to the vision that all children should receive an education that makes a real difference to their holistic development so they can reach their full potential and I am keen to provide support to the school so there is continuous improvement of achievement for all in a safe and caring environment. I also co-lead the local Rainbows group and am the school governor representative on the Overview and Scrutiny Committee for Hertfordshire County Council.
Mr. J. Haigh
I am a former student and now currently work as a Teaching Assistant. I began working at Ralph Sadleir in 2021 and became a governor at the start of 2023.
Mrs. S. Hindhaugh
I grew up locally and attended SPINS and Roger de Clare. In one capacity or another, I’ve always been involved in education. Initially, I worked with young people with complex additional needs before becoming a SENCO in a local nursery. As a result of having my children, now 5 and 6, I took some time away from work. Having settled my children into school, I have returned to teaching and really enjoy being in the classroom. Becoming a governor will help me gain a deeper understanding of what makes Ralph Sadleir Academy such a great school – on such an exciting journey.
Anne Gorolini
I joined the board of trustees in January 2023 having been in the teaching profession for over twenty-five years. I have taught in schools in Luton and Hertfordshire. I have held a number of leadership positions including that of headteacher and provided a range of leadership support to Hertfordshire schools in a variety of roles.
I work for HFL Education as a District School Effectiveness Adviser for schools in the East of Hertfordshire.
My daughter is on her journey through the three tier lower, middle and upper school system having completed Years 5-8 at Ralph Sadleir. I am delighted to support the school to provide the best education for all its pupils as a trustee.