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About

The Schools' Forum is a statutory consultative body established by the Education Act 2002, acting as a partnership between Wolverhampton's Local Authority and its school community. It makes decisions regarding school funding and defines roles and responsibilities. The Forum comprises representatives from head teachers, governors, and providers of 16-19 and early education, ensuring their views are represented in matters relating to school budgets.

Members

Amandip Lally · Academies Sector Substitute
Elizabeth Towner · Early Years PVI Sector Substitute
Jane Parocki · Nursery Sector Headteacher Substitute
Julie Bond Primary Sector Headteacher Substitute · Primary Sector Headteacher Substitute
Natalie Boys Academies Sector Representative · Academies Sector Substitute
Peter Faulkner · Special School Governor Substitute
Sarah Horton · Academies Sector Substitute
Zoey Lowe · Academies Sector Substitute
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Jacqui Coogan · Observer - Cabinet Member for Children, Young People and Education
Alan Jasper · Primary Sector Governor Representative
Anthony Smith · Academies Sector Representative
Azizan Kabil · Primary Sector Headteacher Representative
Dan Hartley · Academies Sector Representative
Emma Smith · Nursery Sector Headteacher Representative
Graham Tate · Academies Sector Representative
Jaymie Middleton · Primary Sector Governor Representative
Julie Hunter · Secondary Sector Headteacher Representative
Kirsty Banks Academies Sector Representative · Academies Sector Representative
Laura Armato Academies Sector Representative · Academies Sector Representative
Linda Guest · Special School Sector Governor Representative
Lindsay Watson · Alternative Provision Academy Representative
Lisa Martin · Academies Sector Representative
Lisa Thompson · Diocesan Schools Representative
Samantha Kemp-Marshall · Early Years PVI Sector Representative
Zoe Rollinson · Primary Sector Headteacher Representative
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