Our Governors

Mrs Ceri Ulyatt - Chair of Governors
Reasons for being a Governor are:
"I want all children to be happy, confident and the best that they can be during their time at Ellwood Community Primary School. For me, this means supporting the school where necessary, but being prepared to put the school under scrutiny, if required. I see the role as Parent Governor as a privilege and I truly value the opportunity to make a difference".
Helen Cornock -  Vice Chair
I am the proprietor of 3 nurseries which I feel will support me in the role as Governor at school. Early Years Education is my passion along with outdoor learning. I am keen to ensure that children reach their full potential and at Ellwood we believe that all children should Believe, Achieve, Belong.
Mrs Marilyn Charles - Co-opted Governor
I have been employed at Ellwood School for over 22 years and have seen the school evolve and grow.
I have worked across the school and I have a passion for the development of Speech, Language and Phonics.
It was a privilege to be offered the post of Family Support Worker and I am enjoying developing the role.
As a governor, I feel involved in being part of a team that will continue Ellwood to thrive.
Mr E Johnson - Parent Governor
I am a parent Governor with 2 children attending the school. I am the chair of the School Development Committee.
Miss C Peart - Staff Governor
I have been teaching at Ellwood Community Primary School for 2 years. I thoroughly enjoy my role as EYFS lead and class teacher. I believe schools are not just about individual teachers and classes which is why I decided to become the staff governor enabling me to support the school in providing quality education and care. 
 
I am passionate about storytelling, outdoor learning and creating a stimulating environment. My vision for teaching is to develop children's capabilities within a fun, creative environment, supporting them to become happy, confident and successful young people. 

Reverend Michelle Ireland -

I have been visiting Ellwood Community Primary School for over two years as the local Methodist Minister.  During this time I have led assemblies, worked with groups of children to plan assemblies  and have advised staff on various festivals throughout the year. Having previously been a primary school teacher it has been good to be back in the school environment.

I am passionate about the whole area of mental health and well being for pupils and staff and affirm the school motto, ‘Believe, Achieve, Belong.’ These are vital elements for a school that aims to provide a nurturing, inspiring and inclusive environment where children, staff and governors are cared for and their potentials are realised.

Mrs Milford - Head Teacher
 
Mrs Milford has been the Head teacher at Ellwood Community Primary School for the past 5 years. Prior to this she worked in a large city school, numerous smaller rural schools and spent many years working in another local forest school. She has over 20 years experience working in primary schools with all age ranges and abilities. She is passionate about ensuring that all children are happy, feel safe and achieve their full potential.