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Tim has been involved with school improvement and governance for over 30 years, most recently as Head of Secondary Standards for a Local Education Authority. He works with outstanding Catholic schools and is delighted to bring his experience and expertise to the аÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±.

April has worked as a School Business Manager at a local Catholic Primary School as well as having been a Governor over a period of 8 years. This has been a very rewarding experience and she is looking forward to using this experience to be able to work towards the development of so many students now and in the future. She hopes to be able to work with the Trust team to grow and develop the Trust to maintain and develop progress through the joint Catholic ethos and education system. April has a range of experience in different sectors alongside education and hopes that this range of skills will enable her to grow and deliver the very best Catholic education for our children.

Fergus has considerable experience of strategic level working for the Diocese in his former role as Financial Secretary (1986-2015). He has experience of charity accounts and was originally a civil/structural engineer, enabling him to contribute to building works and property management. His responsibilities as Financial Secretary for the Diocese included administering the Diocesan and parish accounts, trusts, investments, banking, payroll, personnel, insurances, some school and parish projects, property management and transactions, legal matters, tax reclaims, parish assessments, parish administration manual, civil law compliance and health & safety.

Anthony has been involved with school governance for over 20 yrs, all three children have been through Catholic schools and on to university. Anthony has lead schools to outstanding and significant improvement, as he is passionate in ensuring pupils in schools achieve their potential. Anthony has supported the development of MAT structures and brings this expertise to Bosco.

During 28 years of ordained priesthood, Fr Daryl has a great deal of experience of Catholic schools in the role of either chaplain or governor. Fr Daryl was part of the steering group, charged with the responsibility of forming the аÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±. He has a licentiate degree in Canon Law and has a very good grasp of the Catholic Church’s law concerning Catholic Education. Fr Daryl has been involved in school appeals, appointing headteachers and other senior leaders, commissioning school support and bringing additional funding into schools.

Deacon Adrian was ordained in 2012 and is currently Deacon to Littlehampton and Rustington Parishes. Adrian has been involved in School Governance for nearly twenty years, serving on the Governing Bodies of four schools. He currently works for the NHS as the Head of Digital Business Management at a Trust in Surrey, which means that he brings a great deal of experience in Financial, Human Resources Procurement and Governance to the Trust Board.

With 25 years’ experience in the construction industry and having previously been joint Chair of Governors at a West Sussex school, Chris brings a wealth of knowledge in building refurbishment and new build programmes. As a father of three pupils at St Phillip Howard Catholic Secondary School, he has seen first-hand the journey that pupils make through a Bosco school and is passionate about maintaining and enhancing the experience for more children.

Juliette is an experienced Class Teacher, SENDCO and Designated Safeguarding Lead and has been a Deputy Head teacher. She has worked predominantly within the Primary sector. Around raising a family, she has amassed over 35 years of experience in education, in a wide variety of roles. She has run her own tuition business and was Director of BFEYS, an organisation which regulated and inspected Early Year’s provision for the MOD in Germany. She was a member of the MOD children’s safeguarding board and worked closely with and received training from OFSTED. Juliette is committed to safeguarding and promoting an inclusive education for all children and young people.

John is a full-time theatre-maker and musician based in West Sussex. Previously, he was a senior executive in the oil and gas industry in an international career spanning 30 years. John was a board governor at Dubai College for 10 years. John and his wife Danielle currently have two children at primary and secondary level in the Bosco Trust.

Until his retirement in 2023 John was a practising barrister for some forty years, specialising primarily in professional negligence and property work. He is married with three children and has five grandchildren, one of whom was educated at St Philip Howard, Barnham, a Bosco Trust school. He has been a governor of a catholic school since 2012.