STAFF AND GOVERNORS

To achieve our vision of enabling our students to be ‘Real World Ready’, we have developed a faculty structure, which means that in addition to a dedicated body of staff in the Pre-Prep, Prep and Senior Prep, there are also a number of faculty specialists available across the school. In addition, all students are supported by the wellbeing team, comprised of staff from across the school.

The Senior Leadership Team

The Senior Leadership Team (SLT) have strategic and tactical oversight of the school and are responsible for leading on the strategy set.

Emma Károlyi

Head

Strategic direction of the school; Vision and ethos; Wellbeing of the school community

Kevin Wills

Senior Deputy Head

Wellbeing and leadership of the Prep and Senior Prep faculties

Emma Adriano

Deputy Head and Head of Pre-Prep

Wellbeing and learning leadership of the Pre-Prep; PYP Coordinator; Deputy-Designated Safeguarding Lead (Pre-Prep)

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Ally Onions

Head of Safeguarding and Mental Health

Safeguarding and wellbeing strategy and oversight; oversight of Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) and Personal, Social, Health Education (PSHE)

Katie Chorley

Business Director

Financial oversight; Operations; Health and safety; HR; Support Staff

Roz Money

Director of Marketing and Communications

Marketing and communications strategy and execution; Brand guardianship; Events

Zoe James

Years 6-8 Wellbeing and Pastoral Lead

Georgina Kenworthy-Brown

Head of Learning Enrichment

Jonathan Onions

Head of Boarding

Emily Ralfe

Assistant PYP Coordinator (Years 4-6)

Sally Saunders

Assistant PYP Coordinator (Years 1-3)

James Wilkinson

Director of Music

Patrick Wright

Director of Sport and Co-Curricular

The Pedagogical Leadership Team

The Pedagogical Leadership Team (PLT) supports the day-to-day running of the school, overall school improvement and monitors the effectiveness of the school’s development plan.

School Governors

The Board of Governors sets the strategy for the school, has financial oversight and monitors compliance, and delegates responsibility for the operational leadership and management to the Senior Leadership Team.

To get in touch with any of the governors, please email governors@stgwindsor.org. Emails to this address will be read in the first instance by the Clerk to the Governors, Katie Chorley and will be forwarded as appropriate.

The Right Reverend Dr Christopher Cocksworth

Educated at Manchester University and trained for ministry at St John’s College, Nottingham, Mr Dean was ordained in 1989. In 1992 he was appointed Chaplain at Royal Holloway, University of London and in 2001 Principal of Ridley Hall, University of Cambridge. Seven years later he became the Bishop of Coventry. He was installed as the 65^th Dean of Windsor on 23 November 2023. Mr Dean is Chair of Council.

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Tracey Blackley

Tracey is the most recent newly appointed governor, joining the Board in September 2023. A former St George’s parent, she has a wide range of business experience covering governance, risk and compliance as well as project/programme and bid management. Tracey has joined the Governance and Compliance Committee.

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Ian Canning

Ian has enjoyed a varied career in HR at institutions including the Bank of England, the Zurich Insurance Company and Harlequins Rugby Club. He has previous experience as a prep school governor at the Cavendish School in Camden and also serves as a governor of the Royal School in Windsor Great Park. Ian chairs the Strategy and Development Committee and sits on the Finance and General Purposes Committee. He is also the Governor’s representative on the Parents’ Advisory Committee.

Julie Cornell

With expertise in alumni relations, development, fundraising and communications in independent schools, Julie chairs the Governance and Compliance Committee and sits on the Strategy and Development Committee.

James Dahl

James is Master of Wellington College, governor at two other prep schools and a trustee of both the UK’s largest exam board and the Old Wellingtonian Charitable Trust. Joining the Board of Governors at St George’s School in 2021, James brings his passion for holistic models of education and the transformative power of coeducation and boarding to the Council. James sits on the Education, Staffing and Music Committee and is the Round Square Governor.

Fabian French

Fabian is an alumnus of St George’s, with very happy memories of his time at the school. After a brief period as a corporate solicitor, he worked in corporate finance at leading City firms. In 2010, he moved into the charity sector: first as Fundraising Director at Marie Curie and then at UK Community Foundations as Chief Executive. He has various NED roles both in the for-profit and not-for-profit sectors. Fabian is a member of the Finance and General Purposes Committee, the Governance Committee and the Strategy Committee.

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Canon Dr Mark Powell

Mark Powell is Canon Treasurer of St George’s Chapel and chairs the Safeguarding and Wellbeing Committee. Prior to joining the College of St George, he was Rector of four rural communities in Derbyshire. Mark is a member of the Education, Staffing and Music Committee.

Canon Martin Poll

Martin Poll is both Chaplain to the Great Park and Canon Chaplain. He is Vice-Chair of Council, a member of the Finance and General Purposes Committee and Staff Representative Governor.

Barbara Salisbury

Barbara was a teacher at the Abbey School Reading for a number of years and as a former Head of Instrumental Music with several years as a Pastoral Lead brings valuable experience from the education sector to the School Council. Barbara is Chair of the Education, Staffing and Music Committee and sits on the Strategy and Development Committee.

Helen Sandom

Helen joined the School Council in November 2016, bringing extensive experience in strategy, marketing and HR. A former St George’s parent, Helen has worked with a wide range of organisations, including St George’s House. Helen chairs the Finance and General Purposes Committee and sits on the Strategy and Development Committee.

Jane Scott

Jane retired as Head of The Granville School in 2018 after ten years in post. She continues to serve on various IAPS committees, acting as a mentor to new Head Teachers and chairing the IAPS charitable activities body, the iTrust. Jane is a qualified ISI team inspector. Jane has a particular love of music, being a singer and board member of the Bach Choir. Jane is a member of the Education, Staffing and Music Committee and the RSE Governor.